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REVIEW: WALL-E

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Balancing Disney charm with an environmental guilt-trip, Pixar scores well with their latest computerised hero, writes BRIDIE CONNELLAN

Bad TV turns out great.

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What do you do when you’re a loving, but stone broke 50year old chemistry teacher who finds out he’s dying of cancer? Breaking Bad provides an unorthodox answer...

Feminism vs The House Bunny

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Is feminism dead? Take one look at the new movie House Bunny and it might as well be. Jacqui Dent reflects on why women’s lib is out and Playboy bunny is in.

Persepolis

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A spirited Iranian girl is forced into exile when circumstances in her home country become too tumultuous. But Persepolis is no teenage soap opera, Cara Nash writes.

Win tickets to Disaster Movie

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Icon Films and Vibewire.net are giving away 10 double passes to DISASTER MOVIE, the latest comedy from the makers of Scary Movie and Date Movie, opening 2nd October. This time they're lampooning blockbuster movies, so get ready for some disasterous fun. To win, just tell us in 25 words or less about your favourite scene in a disaster movie. Email your response to life@vibewire.net with your name and address before 1st October and get into the action!

Waltz with Bashir

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Using real-life interviews, this stunning animated documentary seemlessly combines these surprising genres, creating a stirring testament to the futility of war. A powerful insight into the horrors of the battlefield, and the soldiers forever haunted by its memories, by Nicolette Lorraway.

The Painted Veil

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John Curran's latest period piece plots the loveless marriage of an English couple living in China, proving the greatest journey is often the distance between two people.

Iron Man marvels audiences

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The latest in a long line of superhero offerings, Iron Man is surprisingly smart, funny and entertaining, by Richard Ibrahim.

Review for "Where in the world is Osama Bin Laden?"

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I watched the movie - and this is my opinion on it.

Dust Off Your Converse, It's Time To Save The Universe

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Before whatever eye-rolling, ‘back’ button clicking or page quitting is about to occur, allow me to at least stand up with no shame, place a hand on my chest, and proudly declare, “I am a fan of Doctor Who.” Janette Chen celebrates the return of everyone's favourite time traveller.

Children of the Silk Road

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Children of the Silk Road is a movie of contrasts. East meets West. Tragedy meets triumph. Based on the true life story of British journalist George Hogg, it is a moving survival tale of 60 orphaned boys who travel across the great Silk Road to escape the threat of war. Natasha Chow writes.

No End In Sight

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Charles Ferguson’s documentary about the Iraq War is a fascinating and objective examination of the failings and miscalculations of the Bush administration in the pivotal days before and after its invasion of Iraq. As the country spiralled into a civil war with no sign of resolution, Nicolette Lorraway wonders: "When will it end?"

Painting It Out In Ten Empty

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Adeline Gibson finds out life is not all barbies and beers in Ten Empty, a sharply drawn portrait of contemporary Australian life.

Hard Heat the Film!

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What would you think if I told you that whale meat smuggling was turning one Australian city into a bloodbath? You'd probably think I was crazy, but then you'd think "what if he's not? what if it's true" THEN you'd be in trouble... Hard Heat! Deal with it!

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day

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Miss Pettigrew is alive, just, and if she doesn't remember the last 24 hours, chances are you won't either. Jess Paine checks her watch (yawn).

Street Kings

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Street Jesters, more like it

Forgetting Sarah Marshall Not So Forgettable After All

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While actor Jason Segel shows his, um, parts, in this latest offering of crude romantic comedies (if such a thing can really exist), it's his heart that really counts. Cara Nash checks out the film's pulse.

Iron Man Has Real Heart

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When the history of cinema is written, the myriad Marvel superhero flicks will likely be indexed under: 'Crap'. However, Iron Man should be filed under: 'Genuine Fun and the Triumph of Robert Downey Jr'. Malcolm X writes.

Jack... he's a ripper!

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He is standing in the midst of a mass of indiscernible faces on a red carpeted island. Around him the cameras flash like glitter raining from the sky on this already glamorous scene. It is the 1975 Academy Awards ceremony and a relatively fresh-faced Jack Nicholson swaggers up the red runway of fame to claim his seat next to none other than the great Fred Astaire.

Southland Tales

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Richard Kelly's got narrative strands coming out of his arse. So many, in fact, he seems to have lost the plot.

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REVIEW: WALL-E

Bad TV turns out great.

Feminism vs The House Bunny

Persepolis

Win tickets to Disaster Movie

Waltz with Bashir

The Painted Veil

Iron Man marvels audiences

Review for "Where in the world is Osama Bin Laden?"

Dust Off Your Converse, It's Time To Save The Universe

Children of the Silk Road

No End In Sight

Painting It Out In Ten Empty

Hard Heat the Film!

Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day

Street Kings

Forgetting Sarah Marshall Not So Forgettable After All

Iron Man Has Real Heart

Jack... he's a ripper!

Southland Tales