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The Best 5 Films of 2009
A rundown of the best five films of 2009, based on release dates in the UK.
Problems with Modern 3D Film Formats
3D film has experienced a recent revival, but reduced picture quality and and ineffective use of the technique puts the format's future into question.
The Ten Must See Movies of the Decade 2000-2009
Ten films which captured the imagination of filmgoers for their originality, charm or thought provoking subject matter between 2000 and 2009.
So You Want to be on Television
If jetting off to L.A in search of an agent isn't something you're able to do, there are ways to get yourself a gig that gets you in the spotlight.
Review of Robert Townsend's Hollywood Shuffle
Writer/Director Robert Townsend denounces Hollywood's treatment of black actors in this uproarious comedy about an aspiring young black actor looking to get his big break
Ten Films To Watch For In 2010
As the most financially successful year in Hollywood history has just wrapped up, it's time to look forward. Here's a glimpse of 10 films, set for release this year,
5 Box Office Lessons From 2009
With 2009 behind us, it is a good time to look back at what worked and what didn't in the Film Industry.
Oscar's Choice for 2010
Julie & Julia's Meryl Streep may end a nearly three-decade losing streak by winning her third Oscar in 2010. But would Academy Award No. 3 be for the wrong performance?
Disney's Princess Tiana vs. Princess Briana
Disney's latest princess is a success, but did the multi-million dollar corporation copy the name and appearance of Princess Tiana from an innovative black entrepreneur?
Best Films of 2009
Funny, grotesque, touching and violent, 2009 has certainly given movie-goers a lot to talk about. This year has revolutionized the film industry and below is a list of s
2010's Most Anticipated Films
From superheroes to folding cities, the next year promises to be another record-breaking year for the box office.
Albuquerque Public Access TV Saved by New Mayor
Albuquerque will continue to have public access television, despite the efforts of outgoing Mayor Martin Chavez to eliminate it.
Recession Proof Filmmaking?
When the economy takes a dive, Hollywood is always there to pick up the pieces. But with the current trend of recession, can blockbusters continue to turn a profit?
Film Adaptations of Literature
Film adaptations have always been tarnished by the tag, "it isn't as good as the book," so can a film ever truly be as good as the novel it's based on?
New Holmes has Brains and Brawn
The world's most famous consulting detective is no longer a courteous academic snob but now a witty poetic brute in the new Sherlock Holmes movie.

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