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There is a great selection of new movie releases every week and Review Centre is the place where you can get the best film reviews, written by the people like you who have seen them. We are really looking forward to reading your Zombieland reviews as the film is looking awesome! Or maybe the sequel The Twilight Saga: New Moon starring Robert Pattison and Kristen Stewart, who both stared in Twilight; both movies look to be some of the biggest autumn/ winter blockbusters yet. If you are a fanatsy film fan you probably can't wait to see Avatar and when you do came back to leave your review!

If fantasies aren’t your thing, then perhaps you should be writing us a review of Dorian Grey, a drama film adaptation of the Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Grey novel or Coco before Chanel the great biography film starring Audrey Tautou (The Very Long Engagement, Amelie).

Remember, if you’re still craving for a bit more horror then Drag Me To Hell and Orphan are still out and once you've seen them, come back and write your own film review and let us know what you think.

Have you seen the terrifying blockbuster Paranormal Activity? Why not write a review?

If you are after drama don’t forget the smash hit My Sister’s Keeper or if you want some hours of laughter read reviews of comedies like Bruno and Superbad.

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  • reviewkitten Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 4th January 2010

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes at first glance filled me with a feeling of unease. With critical flops like Rock 'n Rolla and the confusing Smoking Aces I thought Ritchie had no more tricks up his sleeve after thrilling us with Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch but I was wrong.

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  • DaveyBoy77 Rank: Staff Sergeant 4th January 2010

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I was aware of this film from the hype in the US, and couldn't wait for it to open in the UK. I recently got a chance to see it, and I wasn't disappointed. It's amazing how tense the film was, given the fact that it's all filmed in one house, with the majority of the scenes filmed in the bedroom, ...

  • reviewkitten Rank: Lieutenant-Colonel 21st December 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    James Cameron's Avatar is a spectacular comeback from the Aliens and Terminator director. He has spent the last 4 years lavishly creating a 3D fantasy world that looks breathtakingly real and has refrained from using the usual 3D gimmicks (items that look like they're coming straight for you) instea ...

  • jduck 1st December 2009

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    New Moon was disappointing compared to Twilight. The screenplay could have added a bit more. There was a lack of explanation throughtout most of the film as well as a lack of connection to the not-so-romance of Bella and Jacob. There was much more to the story and character's emotions that should h ...

  • dhayes22 Rank: Major 30th November 2009

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    I am unashamedly a big fan of the director Roland Emmerich's films. I don't go for the intellectual depth or the characterisation of the protagonists, I go because his film's have the biggest, most expensive, most detailed special effects of any film maker in Hollywood today (with the possible excep ...

  • viking06 Rank: Major 5th January 2007

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    The Notebook is a beautiful film about love and how it can truly last a lifetime.

    It starts off with an old man in nursing home who goes to read to one of the other female patients, he tells the story of two young lovers, Allie, a beautiful city girl, from family money, and Noah, from the country ...