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| HAK KUENSaturday, 04 July 2009 | Adam Krajczynski HAK KUEN - FATAL CONTACT - DIRECTOR: DENNIS LAW STARRING: WU-JING / MIKI YEUNG / ANDY ON / SUET LAM With the original Matrix movie now the kung-fu / wire-fu zeitgeist, particularly so in the West, action movie filmmakers have either further embraced the techniques that made us believe Keanu Reeves could hand Hugo Weaving’s ass back to him or have purposefully stripped... Read Full Story |
| That?s Mr Cutler if you pleaseThursday, 11 December 2008 | Tony PlanetosIt is time to get back on track. I’ve been off the snow covered writing piste in the past few issues, off the programme, missing the point. In short I have been meandering around pointing the finger at people for being famous for being talent less nobodies with only their attitudes and thin veneers of lime light craved personality to hold them up. Its time to stop such belligerence, and... Read Full Story |
| Big WednesdayThursday, 11 December 2008 | Andrew Barker The 1970s were the last golden age in Hollywood. The sheer scope, range and ambition in this incredible decade is just staggering. Just look at some of the titles; The Last Detail, Taxi Driver, Badlands, The Godfather, Jaws, Annie Hall, Apocalypse Now, Star Wars, Tracks, One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest,... Read Full Story |
| Shine on you crazy b******s - Part IIMonday, 01 September 2008 | Tony Planetos Where was I? Oh yes I remember, I was chatting away about rock stars and how weird and sometimes wonderful they are. Last month I laid before you some of the strangest denizens of the music business, but there are much more of them, hundreds. It seems the process of writing, recording and playing music causes you to acquire a host of quirks, habits, addictions, neurosis and phobias. Read Full Story |
| Mr. Picard's Happy SuitMonday, 01 September 2008 | Michael AdamsYou may have noticed the results for this year’s GCSEs are in. Sixteen year olds have been flocking to school reception areas to find out whether they’ve got an A* (for those who revised hard) or if they’ve got an A (for those who can’t read). I probably fall into the latter category, because when I did my GCSEs over ten years ago I didn’t get any A*s. Read Full Story |
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