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- Tropic Thunder 15 (Contains strong language, sex references and comic bloody violence)
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Action hero 'actors' go completely off the map in this crazy comedy about making a Nam spectacular
- Hancock 12A (Contains moderate violence, strong and aggressive language and crude humour)
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Misunderstood superhero film about a misunderstood superhero
- Mamma Mia! PG (for some sex-related comments)
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Rating: 4.5/5
Here we go again! After countless re-entries into the box office chart, prompting cinema chains to re-release the film over and again with updated sing-a-long screenings, it feels as though the DVD has arrived far too soon. Alas we shouldn’t forget Christmas is approaching and indeed this makes the perfect credit-crunching present for young and old alike.
- Kung Fu Panda PG (Contains mild martial arts action)
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Rating: 3/5
Well they certainly pulled in the Hollywood big guns for this animation with Jack Black, Dustin Hoffman and Angelina Jolie lending their voices to cuddly, wise and fierce characters.
- Iron Man 12A (Contains moderate violence and one use of moderate language)
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Robert Downey Jr is a fantastic choice to play arms dealer turned metal-clad superhero Iron Man
- 21 12A (Contains moderate violence and sex references)
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21 never really dazzles despite it having an ace in its sleeve in the shape of Spacey hamming it up
- Lars And The Real Girl 12A (Contains mental illness theme and moderate sex references)
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A quirky little gem about a mentally deluded, shy, young man who believes his blow up doll is a real woman
- Stop-Loss 15 (Contains strong language and bloody war violence)
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Rating: 4/5
The award-winning Boys Don't Cry director finally returns with an explosive story of dubious US modern military tactics at home.
- In Bruges 18 (Contains strong bloody violence, very strong language and hard drug use)
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Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson star in darkly funny hit man caper In Bruges
- The Orphanage (El Orfanato) 15 (Contains strong psychological horror and disturbing injury detail)
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A must-see chiller with Del Toro's expert involvement about a family who takes on an old Orphanage