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EdFringe 2019 Review: Scream Phone

Scream Phone Rating: ★★★ ★ Venue: Gilded Balloon Patter Hoose Tickets Natasha Granger and Kerrie Thomason write Scream Phone a high...

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EIFF Review: The Lure (Córki dancingu)

Polish fairytale The Lure is quite unlike anything else to be shown at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival or well, an...

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Review: Pitch Perfect 2

When Pitch Perfect arrived in 2012, we had never really seen anything like it before. The acapella music was fresh, the comedy was crude ...

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Review: God Help the Girl

Belle and Sebastian front-man Stuart Murdoch turns director with Glasgow-set musical drama, God Help the Girl . Whilst Murdoch's d...

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UK Trailer: Adam Levine, Kiera Knightley in Begin Again

Originally dubbed Can a Song Save Your Life? , Begin Again sees an all star cast unite for one of these inspirational musical drama thi...

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Review: Sunshine On Leith

Following the well-received Wild Bill, Dexter Fletcher is back behind the camera for Sunshine On Leith – a Scottish musical adaptation o...

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Review: One Direction - This Is Us (3D)

There is little a review can do to influence your opinion on a film that centres around a musical act like One Direction: This Is Us . Th...

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OMG - Jessica Lange Musical Number in American Horror Story: Asylum

American Horror Story: Asylum is one of the darkest, most gripping horror dramas of all time - which one may not expect, seeing as it was...

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Review: Pitch Perfect

On the outside Pitch Perfect may look like another Glee-inspired musical comedy, thankfully it’s not. Jason Moore’s film proves to have en...

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Preview: Smash Season 2

Smash is back! Alongside American Horror Story and Dallas, Smash has been one of the most exciting American television shows in recent ...

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DVD Review: Joyful Noise

Todd Graff (Bandslam) writes and directs Joyful Noise, a tale of a gospel group in a struggling, small town who enter a national singing ...

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Preview: Ronan Keating in Goddess

Not every singer has the charisma and sheer acting panache as Madonna or Prince, just look at Britney in Crossroads or Toby Keith in Bee...

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Review: Rock Of Ages

If you're one of those people that hear rock music and wish that it was a bit glitzier, with a little more rhinestones and camp, th...

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Retrospective: Cry Baby - I'm So Tired of Being Good

After his successful take on the early 1960s in Hairspray , John Waters steps back in time to the 1950s in his next feature, Cry Baby ....

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