Author: Richard Gray
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Kung Fu Panda 2
REVIEW: Everyone’s favourite kung fu critter is back, in the animated sequel Kung Fu Panda 2. Featuring the returning voice talents of Jack Black, Angelina Jolie and Lucy Liu, this second effort continues the tale of panda Po, the unlikely martial arts warrior.
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Trailers: Melbourne International Film Festival 2011
Battling popcorn and choc tops be damned! A series of amusing trailers released yesterday show that even though they are turning 60 this year, self-parody is still a primary part of the Melbourne International Film Festival ethos in its Cannes-injected lineup.
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‘Cars 2’ Featurette: See the Lights, Save the World
VIDEO: Ka-chow! Cars 2 is in Australia cinemas today, and racecar Lightning McQueen and the incomparable tow truck Mater head overseas. To get us in the mood, Disney has provided us with a short featurette on how the filmmakers gave the picture an international flavour.
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New International ‘Cowboys and Aliens’ Posters and TV Spot
In anticipated of the release of Cowboys and Aliens, Paramount has sent over a clip from the recent Spike Awards, where it was named the ‘Most Manticipated’ film of the year, along with two brand-new international posters for the film.
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Sydney Film Festival 2011: Day 11 and Closing Night
SFF2011: After 12 days and 161 films, the 58th Sydney Film Festival came to a close with a gala awards ceremony last night and the Australian premiere of the Mike Mills film Beginners.
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Sydney Film Festival 2011: Day 10
The penultimate day of the 58th Sydney Film Festival brought the usual assortment of eclectic features.
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Sydney Film Festival 2011: Day 9
As the working week drew to a close in old Sydney town, Day 9 of the 58th Sydney Film Festival brought animal antics, apocalyptic visions and period adaptations in the form of documentary Project Nim, competition entry Take Shelter and the umpteenth version of Jane Eyre.
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Second Glance: 60th Melbourne International Film Festival
NEWS: The 60th Melbourne International announced 25 of its films via a press release, somewhat special for containing films that were all screened at Cannes this year, including Lars Von Trier’s controversial Best Actress winning Melancholia.
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