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[7 Jan 2010 | 3 Comments | 1,806 views]
Alvin and Chipmunks : The Squeakquel Movie Review

Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakuel

This holiday smells of nuts and cheeseballs for Alvin and his friends are round the corner again. After awing many with their chipmunk vocals performing songs like Bad Day and Christmas Don’t Be Late, the trio are back for more rock ‘n’ roll wit the Chipettes.

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[7 Jan 2010 | No Comment | 517 views]
Red Cliff Part 1 Movie Review

Directed by John Woo, screenplay written by John Woo, Chen Han and Sheng Heyu based on the historical records of the Three Kingdoms era, Records of Three Kingdoms, written by the historian of Jin Dynasty, Chen Shou (A.D.233–297).

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[1 Dec 2009 | 2 Comments | 1,402 views]
Iron Man 2 Stills

If you have joined us in our recent screening, here’s a treat for you (Robert Downey Jr. fans). Yahoo! Movies brings us ‘Iron Man 2′ stills and a poster to tag along with it. Go ahead and click on the poster below for the stills.

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[29 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 631 views]
Hot Fuzz Movie Review

Forget sugar, spice and everything nice. All you need is some comedy and action, a dash of horror and a combination of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg. Mix it up altogether, and poof! You have found the perfect formula that will give you a movie experience like never before. Well, as derived from the title of the post, you should know that I’m talking about Hot Fuzz! Clinching the ‘Best Comedy Award’ for both of UK’s National Movie Awards and Empire Awards, this movie will undoubtedly help to lift that burden off your shoulders for a moment. Perhaps, even the most depressed person in the world can break into peals of laughter.

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[29 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 529 views]
Speedy Scandal

What happens if a seven-year-old boy has a mother who is only twenty-two? What happens if he has a grandfather in his mid-thirties? SCANDALOUS! Speedy Scandal is a Korean movie directed by Kang Hyeong-Cheol and was released in the year 2008.

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[23 Nov 2009 | No Comment | 677 views]
China’s 5th and 6th Generation:  Why Li Yang might be overshadowed by Zhang Yimou

The works of the 5th generation of film makers have received so much critical acclaim worldwide – and at home. This essay will point out some factors why the films of the younger generation, the 6th generation, might find it tough trying to make a mark. Will Li Yang achieve the same success as Zhang Yimou has? Certain factors are crucial in determining the chances, for example, Film Style, Time, and Money.