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HOT CORN Guide | Top 10 music documentaries you need to watch
by Mark Grassick 6th July 2020
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They Don’t Make ‘Em Like That No More | Al Pacino
by John Bleasdale 6th July 2020
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They Don’t Make ‘Em Like That No More | Lee Marvin
by John Bleasdale 24th June 2020
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They Don’t Make ’Em Like That No More | David Niven
by John Bleasdale 12th June 2020
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They Shoot Movies Don’t They | Robert Aldrich
by John Bleasdale 9th June 2020
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From The Killers to The Barefoot Contessa | Ava Gardner’s top Four roles
by Jo-Ann Titmarsh 8th June 2020
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They Don’t Make ‘Em Like that No More | John Wayne
by John Bleasdale 5th June 2020
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HOT CORN Classics | The 5 Humphrey Bogart Movies You Have To See
by John Bleasdale 29th May 2020
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When Paranoia Makes Sense | Why Three Days of Condor is Still Relevant
by Adam Lowes 26th May 2020
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OPINION | Why Joe Dante’s The ‘Burbs is a Modern Classic
by Adam Lowes 25th May 2020
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HOT CORN Guide – Five unforgettable Nicolas Cage roles on CHILI
by Adam Lowes 22nd May 2020
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HOT CORN Guide | Five great New York films on CHILI
by Adam Lowes 12th May 2020

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Hal Ashby | Rediscovering the work of an underrated genius
From Jack Nicholson to Cat Stevens, from Harold & Maude to The Last Detail: discover the work of the most 70s director, Hal Ashby
by John Bleasdale 8th July 2020
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Why Turbo Kid is an eighties homage done correctly
François Simard, Anouk Whissell and Yoann-Karl Whissell directed Turbo Kid that could have been easily been an empty pastiche with the usual nostalgia nods and references to the eighties. But the movie is actually full of heart and invention.
by Adam Lowes 7th July 2020
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Why Jefery Levy’s S.F.W. is a better film than you remember
S.F.W is an unfairly maligned. Directed by Jefery Levy and starred by Stephen Dorff, Reese Witherspoon and Jake Busey, the movie oscillates between broad satire and more thoughtful and introspective moments.
by Adam Lowes 7th July 2020
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State of Grace | Why Phil Joanou’s movie is deserving of a place in cinematic gangster lore
While it would be fair to say Joanou’s film isn’t in the same league of Scorsese’s masterwork, State of Grace still has a lot going for it, not least the then major casting coup of double-hitters Sean Penn and Gary Oldman
by Adam Lowes 3rd July 2020
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HOT CORN Guide | Rita Hayworth’s Five Films You Must See
From Gilda to Cover Girl, from The Money Trap to The Lady from Shanghai: Rita Hayworth’s five movies you have to watch on CHILI
by John Bleasdale 2nd July 2020

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MY FAVOURITE MOVIES | Niamh Algar on Thelma, Louise and that scene from My Girl
Niamh Algar, the star of The Virtues and Calm With Horses, speaks exclusively to The Hot Corn, and tells us all about her very favourite movies, from childhood until now.
by Stefan Pape
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MY FAVOURITE MOVIES | Vivarium director Lorcan Finnegan
Lorcan Finnegan, the director of Vivarium – starring Imogen Poots and Jesse Eisenberg, takes part in our ‘My Favourite Movies’ series, to discuss the films that inspired him.
by Stefan Pape
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MY FAVOURITE MOVIES | Run and Our Ladies star Marli Siu
We speak to the talented young Scottish actress Marli Siu – the star of Anna and the Apocalypse, Run and and Our Ladies, as she tells us all about her very favourite movies.
by Stefan Pape
My Favourite Movies
MY FAVOURITE MOVIES | Emma star Johnny Flynn
From the Jane Austen’s Emma to biopic about David Bowie: the talented actor Johnny Flynn speaks about his favourite movies. He loves musicals, High Society and Withnail and I
by Stefan Pape
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MY FAVOURITE MOVIES | Snowpiercer and Parasite actor Song Kang Ho
Snowpiercer and Parasite actor Song Kang Ho is the latest actor to take part in our popular ‘My Favourite Movies’ series, telling us all about his very favourite films
by Stefan Pape

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