All posts tagged "Michael Caine"
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707LatestFilm Review: Twist
A modern-day take on Charles Dickens's classic tale
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1.9KFilm & TVFilm Review: The Hustle
Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson star in this hilarious gender-flip of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
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1.1KEntertainmentMINI British Film Festival: My Generation
Michael Caine hosts David Batty's documentary about the cultural changes wrought by the swinging 60s.
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902Film & TVBlu-ray Review: The Last Witch Hunter
An immortal who has hunted witches for centuries discovers his nemesis has been resurrected and he must face her one final time.
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477Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Youth
The British Film Festival opened with an interesting look at the way we treat the older members of our society, told through the story of two aging friends.
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494Film & TVPhoto Gallery: British Film Festival Launches With A Premiere Screening In Adelaide
A premiere screening, delicious wine and food and all things British. Check out the socials from the British Film Festival here...
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558Film & TVBritish Film Festival 2015
Returning on 28 October, the 3rd British Film Festival will feature 31 titles, capturing the humour, romance, traditions & new age vitality of British culture.
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783Performing ArtsTheatre Review: Alfie
Alfie is a chauvinistic womaniser and that’s his good quality! If he ever had a moral clock, it has definitely ticked its last tock
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960Performing ArtsMBM Lets ‘Alfie’ Tell Adelaide What It’s All About
Matt Byrne Media will set Adelaide swinging with its highly anticipated production of Bill Naughton’s naughty classic 'Alfie'.
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820LatestFestival Review: Blow the Bloody Doors Off
Showcasing the best tunes from four of Sir Michael Caine’s early flicks, musical director Terry Edwards chose, played and conducted, interspersed with excerpts from all but the latter films.
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Film & TV
Film Review: Now You See Me
The illusionary arts have dazzled for centuries with 'Now You See Me' using it as its base. It’s a reasonably entertaining rummage in how a group of illusionists perform the ultimate con.
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Performing Arts
Film Review: Now You See Me
Now You See Me never takes itself seriously and the amazing razzle-dazzle makes for a great way to escape reality and enjoy the fun of being fooled by magic and mayhem!
