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IN ISSUE
# 605 OF FILM REVIEW...
Bridget Jones's Diary –
Film of the Month
• The saturnine hunk of brooding manliness that is
Colin Firth explains what it was
like to effectively return to the role that made him a national hero, and holds
forth on the joys of punching Hugh Grant.
Excerpts online!
 The Oscars
• Our resident expert James Cameron-Wilson sat up all night to bring you
comprehensive coverage of the most spectacular awards ceremony in the showbiz
calendar.
Relive the highs and lows of a fantastic evening - and we
don't just mean the necklines! Complete with full results
 The Wedding Planner
• Co-stars Jennifer Lopez and Matthew McConnaughey give us their thoughts
on each other and this hit romantic comedy. Was there catalytic chemistry, or
did they come a cropper?
 The
Contender
• In an infinite universe, Jeff Bridges has got to be President somewhere.
He reveals what it's like to hold the reigns of power, while co-star Joan Allen
revels in the plaudits for her performance
Call Sheet: A Hard Day's Night
• An in depth look at the creation of the Beatles' classic, featuring
interviews with director Richard Lester, writer Alun Owen, actor Victor
Spinetti and more
| Reviews - your every film need catered for!
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| 40
pages in all, covering: |
April
Movies:
The Mexican is put through the paces, plus 22 more April releases: all
the above, and... |
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Our diligent section At a Cinema Near You gives
you the lowdown on more than 40 films still showing in the UK |
Bread and Roses – Ken
Loach vs. The City of Angels? An urgent, brutally honest (and true) story of
labour rights in Los Angeles.
Review online! |
Plus 16 pages of Home Entertainment
– - Reviews of the latest videos, books, CDs, DVDs, websites and
more...
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Rugrats in Paris
– Those rascally Rugrats are back, and this time they're taking on the
capital of cuisine and culture: Paris! |
including:
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| One Night at McCool's
– could lead to trouble for Michael Douglas, John Goodman and Matt Dillon
- in the form of the seductive Liv Tyler… |
| The Tailor of Panama –
Geoffrey Rush finds himself wishing for a new pair of trousers when he gets on
the wrong side of MI6 agent Pierce Brosnan. |
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PLUS!
- Despatches:
Seven pages of the hottest movie news, with items on Mel Gibson, Ewan McGregor,
David Cronenberg, George Clooney and Harrison Ford
- Brit
at the Back:
You may not think you know her, but you do. Kiera Knightley, the decoy Queen
Amidala from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, talks about her latest role
in this month's The Hole. Read the feature at
Planet
Britain
- Competitions
Win a selection of great prizes in this issue, including a fantastic Sony
DVD player! You can now enter our competitions by phone,
e-mail or postcard (UK callers only – sorry).
- Forthcoming Attractions:
Whet your appetite for the best of May's new movies including Captain
Correlli's Mandolin, The Dish and Tigerland!
FILM REVIEW - BETTER THAN
BEING THERE!
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competition name in the title bar / subject line (without any other
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Alternatively, call
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