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Films out this week
Kick-Ass (15) (Matthew Vaughn, 2010, US/UK) Aaron Johnson, Nicolas Cage, Chloë Moretz. 118 mins Now that the likes of Batman and Spider-Man are risk-averse, broad-spectrum cash juggernauts, it’s refreshing to see a comic-book movie that doesn’t play by the rules. Like a spoilt brat, this is foul-mouthed, hyperactive, extremely violent, and all the better for it. And despite dealing with the …

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The Greatest Films
Boys Don’t Cry , the first film that I have paid for without the promise of immediate compensation in quite a while, cost me $9.50 for a matinee. It was worth every penny.

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Florida plan to kill tax benefit for films that aren’t ‘family friendly’ sparks backlash
Florida, the home of Mickey Mouse and beach-bound vacationers, was trying to polish its family friendly image but instead ran into a PR nightmare: an angry Hollywood.

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Wolfe Celebrates 25th Anniversary as World’s Largest Exclusive Distributor of Gay & Lesbian Films
SAN JOSE, Calif.—-25 years ago, before Wolfe became the largest exclusive distributor of gay and lesbian films in the world, movies like Brokeback Mountain and Precious: Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire could not and did not exist, let alone garner nationwide distribution.

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Daniel Radcliffe Films Anti-homophobia Ad
Daniel Radcliffe is hoping to stamp out homophobia by starring in a new campaign encouraging tolerance for all sexual orientations.

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Please: no more gutted US remakes of European films
Hollywood persists in remaking ‘foreign’ movies because of their sophistication, wordliness and finesse – then gutting them of it Deja vu is an occupational hazard when you’re a film critic, and not just every time Hugh Grant puts out a romantic comedy. There are only so many ways to shoot a car chase, for example, while there have been so many movies located in a post-apocalyptic landscape of …

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THROUGH MON.APR.26: Film’s Queer Inspirations
“Queer/Art/Film,” which claims to be the queerest film series in New York, comes to the IFC Center this winter.

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