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- Aggressive-Voice:
Movie Reviews – Full and capsule reviews of films released from 2002 to
early 2006, by Scott Spicciati. - Apollo Movie Guide – Contests,
ratings, reviews, and links. - At the Movies
– Television program dedicated to movie reviews, hosted by critics A.O.
Scott and Michael Philips. Includes streaming Flash video of current and
past episodes. - BigSpeeg’s Movie Reviews -
Reviews of new and classic films, as well as video rentals. Also includes
interviews, polls, forums, and links. - The Book Lover’s Guide to Cinema
– Ratings and reviews of movies current and past by a graduate student in
English literature. - Brick Threw Glass – Reviews by
Matt Willey, with screenshots. Sortable by genre and release date. - Celluloid Dreams – Reviews
of classic films as well as movies in current release worldwide. Also
includes several director biographies, quizzes and links. - Chicago Sun-Times: Roger Ebert
– Full and capsule film reviews from the acclaimed critic. Also includes
film festival details, interviews, and essays. - Cinema Crazed – Reviews of
mainstream and independent films by Felix Vasquez, indexed alphabetically.
Also includes monthly film picks and a forum. - Cinema de Merde – Reviews of
films from various genres, with a focus on horror and gay content.
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TIPPING THE VELVET 2002 TV MINI SERIES

Kitty and Nan King
TIPPING THE VELVET is a 3 part story of Nancy Astley, an oyster girl from the English town of Whitstable. Nancy falls in love with a stage performer named Kitty Butler. TIPPING THE VELVET derives from the Victorian era euphemism for cunnilingus. Nancy is played by Rachael Stirling, the daughter of Dame Diana Rigg. 1st Act. Nan moves to London and becomes a dresser for Kitty Butler, Kitty’s act is that of dressing up in men’s clothes and performing in the dancehalls of London. Nan quickly becomes part of the act, and they become lovers hot and heavy. Kitty dumps Nan and breaks Nan’s heart into a thousand tiny little pieces. 2nd Act. Heartbroken, and Heartsick Nan moves out and after a period of mourning the loss of Kitty, she begins to dress like a boy and walk the streets where she goes “ON THE GAME” she is rescued from the streets by Diana, who keeps her as her private whore/tart. Things go badly and Nan again must move on. Act 3 Nan goes back on the stage, she falls in love with a wonderful girl named Florence. Kitty Butler finds out that Nan is back and she tries to start up with Nan once again. Will she stay with Florence or go back to Kitty Butler, the woman who broke her heart. It doesn’t get any better than this, my heart was pounding as she made her choice. This is a tearjerker and sweet love story. Kitty Butler is played by Keeley Hawes (Scoop). Diana is played by Anna Chancellor. And Florence is played by Jodhi May (The Last of The Mohicans, and Sister My Sister) I loved the movie so much. Definitely a big 5*****Stars. Rent this one pronto, and there is an official BBC website for this movie with all sorts of goodies.

4 Main Characters
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28 DAYS LATER 2002 FILM

28 DAYS LATER - POSTER
Hailed as the most frightening film since The Omen, acclaimed Director Danny Boyle’s vision on zombie horror isn’t just scary…it’s absolutely terrifying. The reason why these zombies are so terrifying is that they can run you down, these are not slow moving plodding zombies you can avoid just by quick walking. If these zombies get down behind you, you had better have your track shoes on. The lead characters Jim and Selena played by Cilian Murphy and Naomi Harris turn in top notch solid performances, they make you care as to whether they survive. Jim and Selena meet up with two other characters Frank, and his daughter Hannah, played by Brendon Gleeson and Megan Burns. The four of them together take off out of London and search a safe place to live and get away from the blood thirsty zombies prowling the streets. If you are bitten or just one drop of blood from one of the infected gets into your system, you will then be infected with “RAGE”. And these are robust, hard charging zombies, they break into apartments, crash in through windows and chase you down in the streets. These are some very scary zombies indeed. Jim and Selena and Hannah survive a horrendous experience when they contact some surviving soldiers hold up in a mansion. Poor Frank becomes infected and is killed along the way. The soldiers want to kill Jim and take the females, Selena and Hannah for their own pleasure. So now after having to get away from zombies they now have to get away from the lust filled drooling soldiers. But not to worry, our heroes wax-off the soldiers and carry on in their search for safety. Selena played by Naomi Harris is a lady with a machete. This is one lady that you don’t want to mess with. Yes, she will hack you into little pieces. The zombies didn’t stand a chance with Selena. After the movie was over, all I could say was “You Go Girl”. I give this movie 5*****Stars.
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