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The Bank Job [2008]

starring: Jason Statham, David Suchet, Stephen Campbell Moore, Keeley Hawes, Saffron Burrows
directed by: Roger Donaldson

June 30, 2008
The Bank Job is so so as entertainment, but the most fun/pain can be had by watching the cringeworthy Saffron Burrows inexplicably given another film role to demonstrate how she is probably the worst British actress of all time.

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The History Boys [2006]

starring: Richard Griffiths, Stephen Campbell Moore, Frances De La Tour, James Corden, Sacha Dhawan
directed by: Nicholas Hytner

March 05, 2007
Not much time to write this well, written and nice use of french and historical references ,characters believable if a little well mannered i really like it

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The Bank Job [Blu-ray] [2008]

starring: Georgia Taylor, Keeley Hawes, Jason Statham, Saffron Burrows, Stephen Campbell Moore
directed by: Roger Donaldson

June 30, 2008
Version: U.K / Region B
Version: U.S.A / Region A

MPEG-4 AVC
Running time: 1:52:01
Movie size: 19,677,437,952 bytes
Disc size: 23,620,157,820 bytes
Average video bit rate: 18.32 Mbps
DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 2714Kbps (48kHz/16-bit)

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Bright Young Things [2003]

starring: Stephen Campbell Moore, Peter O'Toole, Jim Broadbent, John Mills, Guy Henry
directed by: Stephen Fry

November 19, 2007
Version: U.K / Region B
Version: U.S.A / Region A

MPEG-4 AVC
Running time: 1:52:01
Movie size: 19,677,437,952 bytes
Disc size: 23,620,157,820 bytes
Average video bit rate: 18.32 Mbps
DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 2714Kbps (48kHz/16-bit)

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A Good Woman [2004]

starring: Helen Hunt, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Wilkinson, Stephen Campbell Moore, Mark Umbers
directed by: Mike Barker

February 20, 2006
I found this a bit of a "meh" film. Watchable enough, but nothing to really grab you. Fairly slow moving, and that's mostly because not really much happened.

In many ways it felt a bit like a TV drama, or soap even, where different characters' lives crossed paths with each other, and I was kind of left with a felling that if you'd got to know the characters a bit more, and spent a bit more time with them, then it may have been a bit better. So I feel it could have worked better as a TV series, broken down into several episodes, and extended to give more background and depth to the characters and story.

As it was, there wasn't really much depth to the characters, so I didn't really have any feelings for any of them, and most of ... Read More:

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Bright Young Things [2003]

starring: Stephen Campbell Moore, Peter O'Toole, Jim Broadbent, John Mills, Guy Henry
directed by: Stephen Fry

April 19, 2004
Am I the only person that found this film to be a complete disappointment? I read and enjoyed the book and thought the film sounded interesting; am sorry to have found it "fun" in a meaningless kind of way but utterly lacking in substance and plot. This film tried too hard and was frankly hard work watching since there was no emotion to balance out the purile cliches and hollow characters. This left a sour taste, particularly the final and pointless reference to World War 2 which again failed to achieve its goal in putting the frivolous Bright Young Thing's lifestyle in juxtoposition to the horros and tragedy of war. The only tragedy is that Stephen Fry was involved in such a terrible production. Far more enjoyable is Brideshead Revisited if one is into such ... Read More:

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Delta Of Venus [1994]

starring: Audie England, Costas Mandylor, Eric Da Silva, Raven Snow, Rory Campbell
directed by: Zalman King

May 10, 2004
yes, this film is poetic, erotic and suspenseful. it is largely a very sensuous film, though i thought the sex scenes were actually the least erotic parts. each time was a very well shot and effective build-up, only to be ruined by extremely uniform, unimaginative, rushed bonking that will leave female viewers feeling cheated- and which detracts from the credibility of the film's claim to chart a true erotic journey.

i also got the sense (although i haven't read the book) that a lot was missed out or skimmed over; the film seemed to rush through all the various encounters and i was left feeling that the 'delta of venus' hadn't really been found, despite what the narrator claims. it was a good, enjoyable film, but i felt it could have gone deeper. and, please, ... Read More:

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Byron [2003]

starring: Jonny Lee Miller, Philip Glenister, Stephen Campbell Moore, Natasha Little, Vanessa Redgrave
directed by: Julian Farino

October 06, 2003
This BBC 2-parter on the life of Lord Byron is simply stunning. Jonny Lee Miller captures the poet perfectly, and the girls are gorgeous. We go from Greece to London to Italy, back to Greece where he dies fighting for freedom. Fantastic. And beautifully shot.

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The Bank Job [Blu-ray] [2008] [US Import]

starring: Jason Statham, Saffron Burrows, Stephen Campbell Moore, Daniel Mays, James Faulkner
directed by: Roger Donaldson

July 15, 2008
Version: U.K / Region B
Version: U.S.A / Region A

MPEG-4 AVC
Running time: 1:52:01
Movie size: 19,677,437,952 bytes
Disc size: 23,620,157,820 bytes
Average video bit rate: 18.32 Mbps
DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 2714Kbps (48kHz/16-bit)

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Wallis And Edward

starring: Joely Richardson, Stephen Campbell Moore, David Calder, Richard Johnson, David Westhead
directed by: David Moore

January 09, 2006
The abdication of Edward VIII and his marriage with Wallis Simpson is very often portrayed as one of the great love stories of the 20th century. A King given up his throne for the woman he loves... how very romantic. The love of Eward and Wallis triggered a constitutional crisis of first order and a split in the Royal Family as Edward became HRH Duke of Windsor but his wife only The Duchess of Windsor and no HRH.

The movie is not an accurate picture but is pretty much indicates what happened and shows the main characters in a way I feel is pretty close to reality. Edward was the glamour prince of the 1920th. His boyish (not very manly looks) appealed to many and he was seen as the modern way of life compared to his rather stiff and conservative parents.But he is shown ... Read More: