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  • Breach

    Breach depicts the hunt for a strange spy in the FBI, writes Michael Dwyer

  • 1408

    A haunted hotel room is the setting for this fun Stephen King thriller, writes Donald Clarke

  • Year of the dog

    Mike White, the writer of Chuck & Buck, School of Rock and Nacho Libre, is unquestionably a talented fellow, and there are some decent moments in his directorial debut.

  • Hallm Foe

    After the coincidence of two movies about unexpected pregnancy (Waitress, Knocked Up) recently opening two weeks apart, Hallam Foe is the first of two films arriving within a fortnight (Disturbia follows) that feature a 17-year-old male voyeur as the central character.

  • No Reservations

    The fact that so many reviews have referred to this dreary Catherine Zeta-Jones vehicle as a comedy offers further evidence of the decline of the romantic drama as a viable genre.

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  • New DVDs

    The latest releases reviewed by Donald Clarke and Michael Dwyer

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  • Classic journey

    TV director Joe Wright brought style and a bit of gritty realism to his hit adapation of Pride & Prejudice. As a follow-up, he's tackling another literary heavyweight, though of more recent vintage, writes Donald Clarke

  • Screen Writer

    Donald Clarke toasts ye olde Hollywood drunkard

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