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Georgia Rule This film is a timely reminder of how we are often too quick to judge those whose actions stray from societally acceptable values without actually trying to understand the possible reasons behind it. |
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The Monkey Goes West This 1966 Shaw Brothers interpretation of the Chinese classic bounces along merrily with an entertaining mix of action, comedy, music and fantasy. |
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A Chinese Odyssey, Part One: Pandora’s Box Comic maestro Stephen Chow hit box office paydirt with his unique interpretation of the much-loved classic character, Monkey King Sun Wukong, in 1995. |
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A Chinese Odyssey, Part Two: Cinderella Comedy king Stephen Chow ignited a cult following with this two-part flick and received a nomination for best actor in 1996 at the 15th Annual Hong Kong Film Awards. |
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The Invasion A decent sci-fi thriller, this is a movie full of action-packed sequences, although you might find yourself at odds with its logic. |
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Lions for Lambs Lions for Lambs does a pretty decent job at describing the moral and ethical concerns of the war, the questions asked and the answers which only created more questions. |
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Hostel Part II Presented by Quentin Tarantino and written and directed again by Eli Roth, Hostel Part II was nominated for a Teen Choice Award in 2007 and two Razzies in 2008. |
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30 Days of Night For the movie, director David Slade adapted a graphic novel of the same name, which is set in an Alaskan town when it experiences a month of darkness. |
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No Reservations It often takes a life-changing experience to make people realise that life and love start here and now. In No Reservations, director Scott Hicks tells you how. |
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Atonement The 2008 Oscar for Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Score), this poignant tale of typical British romance offers a good cast line-up, great cinematography and of course, nice soundtrack for you to enjoy. |
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