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| Big Brother 4 | The Constant Gardener (F/S) |
 With A bigger house, tough new rules and the addition of the "X-Factor", where house guests' ex-lovers pay an unexpected visit, the fourth series of the original reality show Big Brother is more compelling than ever.
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 Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles, whose previous film, CITY OF GOD, won awards all over the world--and was nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at the 2004 Oscars--has crafted another highly entertaining yet important film. Beautifully shot in Kenya, Germany, Sudan, Manitoba, and London, THE CONSTANT GARDENER, based on a bestselling novel by John Le Carri, is an exciting mix of romance and spy thriller. Ralph Fiennes stars as Justin Quayle, a low-level British diplomat who has always gone about his work very quietly, not causing any problems. But after his radical wife, Tessa (Rachel Weisz), is killed, he becomes determined to find out why, thrusting himself into the middle of a very dangerous conspiracy. Jeffrey Caine`s powerful screenplay alternates between flashbacks of Justin and Tessa`s relationship and Justin`s hunt for the truth, which makes him a target--although he doesn`t know who is after him. Fine support is offered by Danny Huston as his close friend and confidant, Sandy; Bill Nighy as shady British official Sir Bernard Pellegrin; and Hubert Koundi as Arnold Bluhm, an African doctor who might have been a little too friendly with Tessa. Meirelles`s pacing is outstanding, switching effortlessly between political intrigue, action adventure, and love story. And Fiennes and Weisz give strong performances playing complex characters that will continually surprise the audience. THE CONSTANT GARDENER is a thrilling tale from start to finish. Starring: Fiennes, Ralph Weisz, Rachel Huston, Danny Nighy, Bill Harford, Daniele Kounde, Hubert Postlethwaite, Pete Reding, Nick Sarnau, Anneke Kim Apiyo, Donald Price: 17.99 |
| Red Eye (W/S) | Against the Kung Fu Rascals/Horse Boxing Killer |
 What at first seems like a romantic connection between two attractive strangers (Cillian Murphy and Rachel McAdams) who meet on a red-eye flight to Miami turns dark and deadly in this Wes Craven-directed suspense thriller Preview Html
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 Simon Yuen stars in this double-dose of vintage martial arts action.
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| Best of Shaolin Kung Fu | The Firm - Firm Cardio |
 A disgraced Ming patriot (Lok) is faced with the task of procuring ultrasecret documents from a Shaolin abbot that will expose the present Ching emperor as a fake. But the job is not as easy as he thinks, and he soon finds himself at the mercy of the Eighteen Bronzemen (on loan from their own series), three-sectional staff fighters, Shaolin rock formations and the like, all of which add up to a dangerous dose of deadly kung fu larceny. What is a wayward hero to do? Plenty of martial mayhem abounds.
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 "Punisher" deals out nonstop gruesome action (Reuters) Reuters - If at first you don't succeed, punish, punish again. Publ.Date : Wed, 03 Dec 2008 07:50:21 GMT Four Christmases Outnumbers Twilight at Box Office (E! Online)
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