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Review: Caligula Uncut

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Mark Kermode | 13:20 UK time, Thursday, 28 August 2008

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Bigger and longer is no guarantee of satisfaction as the BBFC-approved pornographer's version of legendary 70s epic Caligula illustrates.

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Review: Zero: 9/11 (The Italian Job)

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Mark Kermode | 11:54 UK time, Tuesday, 26 August 2008

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At last, after only seven years Italian conspiracy theorists join the 911 truthseekers.

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Opinion: IN AMAZING 3D

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Mark Kermode | 10:35 UK time, Thursday, 21 August 2008

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The extra dimension every movie needs is a killer line.

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Review: War, Love, God and Madness

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Mark Kermode | 11:02 UK time, Tuesday, 19 August 2008

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An amazing and uplifting documentary, which shows precisely how dangerous shooting in Iraq can be.

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Revue: Star Wars, The Clone Wars

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Mark Kermode | 16:20 UK time, Thursday, 14 August 2008

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The Dodge brothers join in on a lo-tech riposte to Lucas's latest cash machine.

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Opinion: Another Gander at Turgoose

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Mark Kermode | 13:49 UK time, Tuesday, 12 August 2008

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In Shane Meadows' new movie 'Somers Town', young Thomas Turgoose hints at how far he will go in this business.

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Opinion: The Devils Across the Deep Blue Sea

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Mark Kermode | 16:29 UK time, Thursday, 7 August 2008

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Why won't the backers behind Ken Russell's masterpiece The Devils let us see the film in its complete form?

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Forgotten Classic: Silent Running

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Mark Kermode | 16:24 UK time, Tuesday, 5 August 2008

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Meet Wall-E's robot ancestors: Huey, Dewey and Louie.

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Review: Gimme Shelter

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Mark Kermode | 13:52 UK time, Friday, 1 August 2008

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The Larmer Tree festival may not have the Rolling Stones but nor does it have hell's angels on security...

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Kermode Uncut: Mark Kermode's film blog

Outspoken, opinionated and never lost for words, Mark Kermode is the UK's leading film critic.

He is resident film critic on Radio Five Live's Mayo Show and on the News Channel, is a presenter on The Culture Show and often appears on Newsnight Review.

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