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Without Robert Downey Jr's winning charm Iron Man would be a disaster.2008-10-28T00:00:00ZDVDs of the week
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Forgetting Sarah Marshall is a sweet debut effort from Nicholas Stoller, XXY makes for relentless viewing and Street Kings is an almost damn fine cop movie.2008-09-16T10:24:04ZDVDs of the week
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Vantage Point is a slight but slick action movie, Four Minutes has an unforgettable climax and You, The Living is one of the year's most bizarre films.2008-08-05T10:24:12ZThe critical DVD round-up
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2008-07-29T15:25:57ZDVDs of the week
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Katherine Heigl is the eternal birdesmaid in 27 Dresses, David Lynch's masterpiece The Elephant Man gets a timely re-release, and prehistoric man sends us all to sleep in 10,000BC2008-07-29T15:02:44ZDVDs of the week
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The Orphanage may be the scariest movie since The Shining, Baumbach returns with Margot at the Wedding, while lead actress Heard proves a screamer in All the Boys Love Mandy Lane.2008-07-23T10:35:46ZDVDs of the week
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The Savages, a coming-of-middle-age comedy is exceptional in more ways than one but Before The Devil Knows You're Dead goes horribly wrong.2008-05-26T23:00:00ZDVDs of the week
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The Golden Compass offers a roller-coaster ride, the Charlie Wilson's War script is brimming with punchy one-liners and raw, visceral performances in Silent Light are a triumph.2008-05-06T12:11:45ZDVDs of the week
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World War II-era spy thriller Lust, Caution is exquisite on every level, St Trinian's is a surprisingly jolly comedy and Out Of The Blue lives up to the title.2008-04-29T15:02:39ZDVDs of the week
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The Assassination of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford, starring Brad Pitt, The Nines and Black Sheep are amongst the DVDs out this week.2008-04-01T12:29:45ZDVDs of the week
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Catch the outstanding Into The Wild and a CGI Ray Winstone slaying beasts and bedding women in Beowulf, among this week's top DVDs.2008-03-18T00:00:00ZDVDs of the week
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Among this week's DVDs, Viggo Mortensen stars as a brutal body-disposer in Eastern Promises and Take That perform some sleepy love songs.2008-02-26T00:00:00ZDVDs of the week
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Courtroom drama in Michael Clayton and substandard twaddle from Simon Pegg's Run, Fat Boy, Run, are among this week's DVD offerings.2008-02-19T00:00:00ZDVDs of the week
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A magical feast for the eyes in Ratatouille, the award-winning Control, and Jodie Foster wastes her talent in The Brave One.2008-02-12T00:00:00Z