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John Nash is a brilliant, though socially awkward, mathematician and with his latest work he has achieved the acclaim that he so needed, but John is also prone to delusional behaviour, and when a mysterious stranger asks him for his help to thwart a conspiracy against the Stars and Stripes, John becomes increasingly obsessive, a state of mind that begins to push away all those he holds dear, even his loving wife. Very loosely adapted from a true story "Beautiful Mind" is the bog standard slickly
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Certification15
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Former perv-master Almodovar goes all new man with this latest offering, widely considered to be his most accomplished film yet. After the accidental death of her beloved son, Manuela leaves Madrid for Barcelona, where she plans to look up old friends, exorcise her ghosts, and, just maybe, tell her long-estranged ex about the son he never knew he had. But this involves bring up some painful and unpleasant secrets from the past, and present. Almodovar's characteristically camp humour is still pre
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An extended version of Cameron Crowe's "Love letter to rock n' roll" containing over 35 mins of quality extra footage, including a previously cut cameo from Tenacious D's Kyle Gass. Based on Crowe's own adventures as a teenage music journalist, ‘Almost Famous' tells the story of a 15-year-old boy who is complacently hired by Rolling Stone magazine to write an article on the fictional band Stillwater. As the band hits the road so does Rolling Stone's youngest reporter.
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Certification12
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From the genius behind "Spinal Tap" comes a quirky but ultimately warm hearted side swipe at dog shows and the obsessive neurosis of man's best friends' masters and mistresses. Best In Show is beautifully observed and offbeat, too outright funny to be a satire and unwilling to make its eclectic bag of characters irredeemably unpleasant. A clever, occasionally hysterical, low-key gem.
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Certification15
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Bernard Black owns a bookshop, an invitingly musty nook crammed with as much literature as it is possible for the small place to hold without collapsing. Unfortunately for Bernard his love of books is equally matched by his contempt for anyone who wishes to buy them. Add to this curious scenario his eccentric friends, Manny, amiable and constantly abused, and Fran, scatty and self obsessed and you have the ingredients for one of the best sitcom's to grace the small screen in a good while. Thankg
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Hooray! Hooray hooray hooray! Bernard, Manny and Fran are back, and this series is just as good as the first. If you have never seen it then for god's sake get aquainted NOW, as this is one of the funniest, off the wall, downright hilarious sitcoms of the past decade. It has regular cameos from the cast of Spaced, The Royle Family and other TV greats too, so crack open that bottle of cheap red, spark up a marlboro and sit back to enjoy the antics of the friends you are glad you never had.
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Welcome to the wild, wacky and generally perverse world of Avid Merrion and his motley crew of rubber-faced celebrities. Incredibly well observed, outrageously hilarious and always offensive, Bo Selecta is a comic treat, but not for the faint hearted. Or your gran. Enjoy it, but try not to do a sex wee in your pants, OK?
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Certification15
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