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2004

When Adam (Leigh Whannell) is jolted back to consciousness after nearly drowning at the bottom of a decrepit bathtub, he awakes to find himself chained to a rusty pipe inside a dark torture chamber. There is someone else in the room. Dr. Lawrence Gordon (Cary Elwes) has also just regained consciousness and is chained to the .. Read more

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  Movie bad guys lead Academy membership wish list

  • 26 Jun 2010

  SAW actor Tobin Bell, James Gandolfini, Christoph Waltz and 2010 Oscar nominees Carey Mulligan, Anna Kendrick, Jeremy Renner, Gabourey Sidibe and Vera Farmiga have been invited to become members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and help decide future Academy Awards. Academy officials have invited 135 actors, writers, directors, executives and behind-the-scenes icons to join up, explaining that everyone on the list has "distinguished themselves by their contributions to... Read more

  

  Saw V

  • 28 Oct 2008

  You have to give credit to the Saw team: five films in five years from a standing start, they’re fast and they’re efficient. Coming in to this hit horror franchise at this late stage is a bit like starting The Da Vinci Code on the penultimate chapter – there’s a lot of catching up to do. On the other hand, as the movie spends a lot of its 88 minute running time explaining itself, it’s by no means impossible. I’ve avoided the previous Saw movies because, well, Read more

  

  Cage returns to form

  • 22 Nov 2004

  Nicolas Cage has marked a return to form this week with the general release of his new action-adventure movie. National Treasure sees the Oscar-winning actor return to the genre that made him a Hollywood household name, as the leader of a motley crew in hot pursuit of a hidden fortune. It harks back to the successes of Gone in Sixty Seconds and The Rock, to a time before a period of less lucrative, more performance-orientated ventures including Charlie Kaufman's Oscar-nominated Adaptation. And... Read more

  

  Box office success for Austen adaptation

  • 13 Oct 2004

  A Bollywood-inspired version of the Jane Austen classic Pride and Prejudice has topped the UK box office in its opening weekend. Bride and Prejudice grossed nearly £1.7 million in its first three days on general release, nudging British romcom Wimbledon into third place. Bend It Like Beckham director Gurinder Chadha took Austen's famous novel and set it in modern London. The £10 million film stars former Miss World and Indian superstar Aishwarya Rai and tells the story of a family's... Read more

  

  The Incredibles storms US box office

  • 09 Nov 2004

  Animated extravaganza, The Incredibles, has leapt to the top of the US box office taking £40 million over its opening weekend. The Disney/Pixar production, voiced by a host of stars including Samuel L Jackson, follows the fortunes of a family of retired superheroes, struggling to adjust to everyday life. Ray, the biopic of legendary soul singer Ray Charles, starring former stand-up comedian Jamie Foxx, came in at number two. Sam Raimi's The Grudge, with former vampire slayer Sarah Michelle Read more

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