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    Khaleej Times

    Khaleej Times

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    The UAE's first newspaper, Khaleej Times brings to you a refreshing news app that will always keep...

    Cine Araújo

    Cine Araújo

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    Aplicação do Cine Araujo permite a consulta da programação completa de filmes em todas as...

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Blazing Minds (92 KP) rated A Star Is Born (2018) in Movies

Nov 1, 2021 (Updated Nov 3, 2021)  
A Star Is Born (2018)
A Star Is Born (2018)
2018 | Drama, Romance
10
8.3 (71 Ratings)
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A Star is Born was such a pleasant surprise to watch, right from the very start of the movie with Bradley Cooper performing on stage in front of thousands of people, you know that this movie is going to be one that is going to have you glued right to the very end. Cooper has done a superb job with his directorial debut, A Star is Born not only looks good but it also sounds good, the music throughout the movie is superb and if you get to the movie in a cinema with great sound, then you are in for a treat.
  
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Dean (6927 KP) rated The Last Duel (2021) in Movies

Jul 31, 2022  
The Last Duel (2021)
The Last Duel (2021)
2021 | Drama, History
6
6.8 (6 Ratings)
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Adam Driver (1 more)
Good battle scenes
At least 30 minutes too long (0 more)
Drawn out sword drama
Missed this at the cinema last year, it didn't get a long run. Now on Disney+ the cast is really good and the trailer looked promising. You get the story as told from 3 different perspectives of the main characters, this does lead to a lot of repetition of some scenes. The battle scenes are good if very short, not on the scale of other films like Gladiator. Adam Driver really stands out above the others in this. A decent film but just a fair bit longer than it needed to be.
  
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David McK (3562 KP) rated Clue (1985) in Movies

Jun 29, 2025  
Clue (1985)
Clue (1985)
1985 | Comedy, Drama, Mystery
6
8.3 (36 Ratings)
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Clue.

Or, as it's known here in the UK, Cluedo.

The murder mystery board-game.

That's the starting point for this movie, which - basically - is a live action version of said game, leaving the audience guessing along trying to discover who committed the murder at a dinner party being hosted at a mansion, where - it tranpsires - all the guests (all going by aliases ie Mrs Peacocke, Miss Scarlette, Professor Plum etc) were being blackmailed.

Apparently released with 3 endings at the time, with each cinema only showing a single ending but now (on TV/home release) with all 3 endings shown one after the other.
  
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Jonas Carpignano recommended The Secret Garden (1993) in Movies (curated)

 
The Secret Garden (1993)
The Secret Garden (1993)
1993 | Drama, Family
9.5 (2 Ratings)
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"I’m as influenced by contemporary filmmakers as I am by past filmmakers, so for me it was important to put two of them on here. The two films that my crew, my cinematographer, and I talk about when we’re going out to shoot are The Secret of the Grain and Fish Tank. They’re reference points for us. The lived-in intimacy of The Secret of the Grain and those two dinner sequences! The story is great, it’s fun, it’s engaging, but those dinner scenes are moments that have touched me very much. I felt, for the first time, that I was truly living with people I didn’t know. The film has these ongoing dialogue scenes that just feel so natural, even though they’re constructed, and those kinds of scenes set the bar for what cinema can do. Fish Tank I love because I love Andrea Arnold, and I can relate to this young protagonist who isn’t so goal-oriented. It’s not like she’s got a mission. She’s just trying to grow up, and she’s as confused about her life situation as anyone else. And it leads her to make some bad decisions, but ultimately we really like her because we know what she’s going through. She’s never presented as someone who we need to decide whether or not she’s likable. There’s an ambiguity to her presentation—you’re just letting her be herself. To me, it’s one of the great examples in modern cinema where a director casts someone and lets the person take over the role, as opposed to tailoring the person to the role as written. I think the movie benefits from that, and everyone around her just falls into her world. Michael Fassbender—you’ve never seen him like that, not because he’s better than he’s ever been, but because he’s forced to deal with the energy of this girl who’s just being herself. So this is just one of those movies I have to keep showing to people who haven’t seen it and have to keep watching to remember that representation of that girl, which is as good as anything I’ve seen in modern cinema."

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