Movies out this week include:

Colony Early Man La La Land The Marching Band Mutiny Shaun The Sheep Movie & Sons Stop! That! Train! Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma Trainspotting

Latest reviews:

The Abominable Snowman The Himalayan Pretty Babies Borges And Me Reap The Whirlwind Stoner The Tournament The Angry River Skintown & Sons The End Of Oak Street Capsized Mutiny Stop! That! Train! Sea Of Glass Spider-Man: Brand New Day Tokyo Burst: Crime City Holy Days As Light As Air The Occupant Of The Room

Latest DVD reviews:

Reap The Whirlwind Hunt For The Wilderpeople The Name Of The Rose The Searchers Weapons Of Death

Eye For Film >> DVDs Out Now

Rosencrantz And Guildenstern Are Dead
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Tom Stoppard directs his first play about minor characters from Hamlet.
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One Hour Photo
DVD Review
Robin Williams assumes the stalker role in this offbeat thriller.
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Crime Story
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Jackie Chan takes a serious role as undercover cop in true Hong Kong kidnap drama.
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The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runner
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A rebellious teen gets preferential treatment in borstal after they discover he has a talent for running.
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The Centre Of The World
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A man pays a stripper to spend three days with him so that he can get to know her better.
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La Spagnola
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Rites-of-passage for teenage Spanish girl growing up with a manic mother in Sixties Australia.
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Bangkok Haunted
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Three supernatural tales from Thailand.
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The Second Coming
DVD Review
God sends his son back to earth to find a third testament for mankind before Armageddon strikes
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The Stunt Man
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An on the run criminal takes a job as a stuntman... and finds himself falling for the leading lady.
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The Bourne Identity
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CIA agent Matt Damon loses his memory and is chased around Europe by hired assassins.
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Giving voice Andrea Grant on residential schools and The Bones Of Our Never-cestors

Women who are deadlier than the male Greek gothic noir Sea Of Glass turns the tables on two mainstream classics

Studiocanal Classics label launched Films set for release include Pan's Labyrinth, Accident and Blood Simple

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