Coogan will never get back the magic of Partridge's first series, but this was a fitting chapter, pretty funny. 3/5
Alan Partridge on Netflix
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Saturday, June 20, 2015
Alan Partridge
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Sunday, March 22, 2015
The Devil's Hand
A perfectly average horror flick/thriller although I did like the ending, which was exactly what I hoped for. 3/5
The Devil's Hand on Netflix
The Devil's Hand on Netflix
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Bel Ami
Pattinson is AMAZING in this perfect period drama that reminded me of "Vanity Fair" and "Dangerous Liasons". Seriously, I cannot state enough how astonishing Pattinson was in this. He blew my mind and that's not easy to do. Wow. Wonderful! 4.5/5
Bel Ami on Netflix
Bel Ami on Netflix
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uma thurman
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Get Him to the Greek
Brand & Hill are absolutely perfect in 1 of the funniest, most laugh producing films I've seen in a while. 5/5
Get Him to the Greek on Netflix
Get Him to the Greek on Netflix
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colm meaney,
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elizabeth moss,
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judd apatow,
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rose byrne,
russell brand,
sean combs
Friday, January 7, 2011
The Snapper
I dunno - nothing about this film gelled for me on any level. It was sweet enough but I honestly didn't care. Bah. 2/5
The Snapper on Netflix
The Snapper on Netflix
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Monday, December 13, 2010
The Damned United
The always brilliant Michael Sheen is perfection in this portrait of Brain Clough. Mesmerizing film. 4/5
The Damned United on Netflix
The Damned United on Netflix
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colm meaney,
ftrq,
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jim broadbent,
michael cheen,
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timothy spall
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