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The Grand Budapest Hotel Review
Lights, Camera, Action! checks in at Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel.
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Lights, Camera, Action! checks in at Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel.
The Book Thief was originally written for teenagers. Will the new film version find a wider audience? Lights, Camera, Action! finds out
George Clooney gets his friends together for The Monuments Men? Or is it Artists Eleven?
Is Spike Jonze's futuristic romance, Her, the perfect date movie for Valentine's Day? Find out in this review...
Dallas Buyers Club rests on the frail shoulders of Matthew McConaughey - and he carries it with sensational ease.
Is Out of the Furnace more than just a re-working of The Deer Hunter? Join Freda in this latest Lights, Camera, Action!
Plaudits, nominations and awards have all been showered on Steve McQueen's slavery drama. Does it live up to the hype, though?
With modern war-related films examining the after-effects of conflict, new release The Railway Man takes the subject one step further.
World War II drama The Railway Man is a film about the past, full of relevance to the present, says Freda Cooper.
Can Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom fully capture the life of one of the most iconic political figures of modern times?
Freda takes a break and lets Stuart jump in for a review of the new Thor movie in Lights, Camera, Action!
Bilbo's back - but he's no match for the scene-stealing Smaug, says Freda Cooper in the latest Lights, Camera, Action!
It's time to take Daniel Radcliffe seriously as an actor, says Freda Cooper, in the latest Lights, Camera, Action!
Freda Cooper ventures into no-man's land for a film about life in the ladies. Lights, Camera, Action! takes a look at Powder Room.
Freda Cooper finds out if Danny Dyer's revenge thriller, Vendetta, lives up to his surname in the latest Lights, Camera, Action!
Freda is back with the only opinion that matters! Head inside to see how Parkland fares in this latest Lights, Camera, Action!
Freda Cooper lets the space dust settle before seeing if Alfonso Cuaron's Gravity lives up to the hype.
Lights, Camera, Action! welcomes Freda Cooper to the fold, taking a look at upcoming release, Don Jon.
Who is that masked man? Who knows; he's wearing a mask! Derek Winnert reviews The Lone Ranger with Johnny Depp.
Derek Winnert jumps back on the Marvel bandwagon to see if The Wolverine is worth watching.
Derek Winnert is back in Lights, Camera, Action! this time looking at the prequel to Monsters, Inc; Monsters University.
Lights, Camera, Action! returns with a look at new release, Pacific Rim.
Cubed3's Film Correspondent, Derek Winnert, looks at new release, Safe Haven at cinemas now.
Cubed3's Film Correspondent, Derek Winnert, looks at Bruce Willis' latest, A Good Day to Die Hard.
Cubed3's Film Correspondent, Derek Winnert, looks at Hitchcock, the latest from Anthony Hopkins and Helen Mirren.
Cubed3 takes a look at the movie based around video games, Wreck-It Ralph!
An ancient Cubed3 feature returns for the launch of Arnie's new movie event, The Last Stand.
Capcom's world famous defence attorney has stepped into Global Studios to take on Hollywood. Is it a case too far for Phoenix Wright?
Cubed3 attended a screening of movie Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva, due to be released in the UK in October. Is it as good as the games?