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BBC London 2012 Olympics DVD
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This BBC release includes all the key moments from this Summer’s Olympic Games.
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Skyfall – a review with spoilers
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Skyfall is a largely successful attempt to give 007 back some of the status he enjoyed pre-reboot.
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Bombay Sapphire announces winning filmmakers
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Bombay Sapphire and the Tribeca Film Festival have announced the winners of their competition which have budding filmmakers a chance to have their own short film produced. As reported in June, the two enlisted Oscar-winning screenwriter Geoffrey Fletcher (PRECIOUS) to write a script containing just dialogue between two unnamed characters. Entrants were asked assign a…
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Clip: National Geographic’s Family Guns
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Starting next week on the National Geographic Channel, Family Guns features a father & son team of military antiques who buy, sell, trade and restore rare firearms, many of which have appeared in major movies. Christian and Alex Cranmer’s weapons are some of the rarest on the planet and can fetch tens of thousands of…
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Full Tilt Poker to re-open in November
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Online gaming doesn’t need to involve battling killer robots or time travelling, sometimes it can be about sitting back in a comfortable chair and hoping Lady Luck is sufficiently on your side to hand you a wad of cash. Gambling from home is an increasingly popular activity with familiar High Street brands and even the…
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Midnight’s Children – trailer
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Adapted by Salman Rushdie from his own book, Midnight’s Children follows the destinies of a pair of children born at the stroke of midnight on August 15, 1947, the moment that India claimed its independence from Great Britain. Switched at birth by a nurse in a Bombay hospital, Saleem Sinai (Satya Bhabha), the son of a…