Man accused of 700k deaths due to typo
The handsome Canadian was charming. But he would become known as a “monster” all because of the confusion between a number and a letter.
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The relationship you rarely see on screen
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Dora’s lost city is on our doorstep
The lush rainforest along the Coomera River on the nothern Gold Coast suited the script for Dora the Explorer so well, it was rewritten to fit a riverhouse for her.
Downton Abbey stars take a step back into the past
Fans of TV series Downton Abbey have been looking forward to the movie which boasts a wonderful script, cast, and costumes. Two of its stars, Elizabeth McGovern and Michelle Dockery, were excited to take a step back into the past to resurrect their roles.
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A great five-star film experience
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Racism’s right for the fright stuff
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What finally put me off Macca’s
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The attack that changed a nation
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Free Fire is Tarantino-lite but less pretentious
EVER watched a Tarantino movie and wished it was an hour and a half shorter and 80 per cent less pretentious pontificating? Free Fire might be for you.
Rules Don’t Apply is stylish but soulless
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Profound journey to transformation
REVIEW: The transformation in Isabelle Huppert’s character in Things to Come is compelling and ultimately profound.
Holocaust drama’s animal attraction
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Sequel funny, faster yet familiar
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How Heath really felt after playing Joker
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