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This weeks film schedule updates:

• Casa De Mi Padre has now been added to the schedule, releasing 8 June 2012
• Ill Manors has now been added to the schedule, releasing 8 June 2012
• Chernobyl Diaries has now been added to the schedule, releasing 29 June 2012
• Broken City has now been added to the schedule, releasing 25 January 2013
• Elysium has now been added to the schedule, releasing 1 March 2013
• Oz: The Great And Powerful 3D has now been added to the schedule, releasing 8 March 2013
• The Croods has now been added to the schedule, releasing 22 March 2013
• Jack The Giant Killer has now been added to the schedule, releasing 22 March 2013
• Ender’s Game has now been added to the schedule, releasing 29 March 2013
• The Host has now been added to the schedule, releasing 29 March 2013
• Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters has now been added to the schedule, releasing 29 March 2013

The film schedule has been updated to reflect these changes.

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Awards season is in full bloom as the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards were handed out last weekend. The big winner of the evening was The Help, which picked up three awards.

Viola Davis,The Help, won best actress beating The Iron Lady Meryl Streep to the gong. While Best Actor favourite George Clooney, The Descendants, was piped to the post by The Artist’s Jean Dujardin.

Things are hotting up between this year’s contenders as each award ceremony throws a different film into the spot light. With The Artist, The Descendants, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close, Hugo, Midnight in Paris, The Help, Moneyball, War Horse and The Tree of Life all up for best picture the Oscar race is getting even more interesting.

The full list of SAG award nominees and winners can be found below.

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The upcoming film Shame signals Michael Fassbender’s arrival as one of the world’s greatest actors, joining the likes of Daniel Day-Lewis and Philip Seymour Hoffman. In the film, out tomorrow, Fassbender plays Brandon, a seemingly normal man, who’s professionally successful, lives an ordered, structured life and has an addiction to sexual gratification.

Few lead performances in recent years have been as fiercely committed as Fassbender is as Brandon. He puts everything, physically and emotionally, on display and exudes an intensity that few other actors working today can match. His co-star Carey Mulligan, is equally as impressive as Brandon’s fragile sibling Sissy. She has much less screen-time than Fassbender but she makes every moment count, particularly during a protracted, tightly framed rendition of New York, New York.

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Meryl Streep was among the nominees when the 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards nominations were announced last week.

Streep was nominated for her role in The Iron Lady, a biopic about British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

The Help was one of the leading candidates with the film’s actors getting a nod for outstanding cast; The Help stars Viola Davis (leading role) and Octavia Spencer (supporting role) were also tapped for individual nominations.

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DCM hit the red carpet with Tom Cruise and Simon Pegg on Tuesday for the London premiere of Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol.

Tom Cruise, who turns 50 next year, plays secret agent Ethan Hunt in the fourth film in the franchise which he also produces. Speaking on the red carpet at London’s IMAX cinema, Cruise claimed he had no intention of slowing down. “I’m just going to keep going, as long as I can do it. I love making action movies,” he said.

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This weeks film schedule updates:

• Gone now opens 02 March 2012
• We Bought A Zoo now opens 16 March 2012

• Madagascar 3 is now called Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted

• Margin Call has now been added to the schedule, releasing 13 January 2012
• Woman In The Fifth has now been added to the schedule, releasing 17 February 2012
• One For The Money has now been added to the schedule, releasing 24 February 2012
• The Decoy Bride has now been added to the schedule, releasing 09 March 2012

The film schedule has been updated to reflect these changes.

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Billed as master director Martin Scorsese’s first family film, Hugo is a hugely affectionate love-letter to film and cinema history. Scorsese has always been known as an avid film historian and every ounce of his passion comes through to make a film that both moves and enchants.

Hugo is the story of 11 year-old orphan, Hugo Cabret (Asa Butterfield), who lives in a 1930s Paris train station, secretly maintaining the stations clocks and evading the clutches of the pompous station inspector (Sacha Baron Cohen). Before his death, Hugo’s father (Jude Law) was repairing a mysterious mechanical automaton and Hugo takes on the task of finishing the job.

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This weeks film schedule updates:

• The Sitter now opens 20 January 2012
• Star Wars: Episode 1 3D now opens 09 February 2012
• The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel now opens 24 February 2012
• Rock Of Ages now opens 08 June 2012
• Rise Of The Guardians 3D now opens 07 December 2011

• Bond 23 is now called Skyfall

• Rampart has now been added to the schedule, releasing 10 February 2012
• Bel Ami has now been added to the schedule, releasing 02 March 2012
• Sinister has now been added to the schedule, releasing 24 August 2012
• Gambit has now been added to the schedule, releasing 14 September 2012

The film schedule has been updated to reflect these changes.

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This weeks film schedule updates:

• The Big Year now opens 2 December 2011
• New Year’s Eve now opens 8 December 2011
• The Devil Inside now opens 27 January 2012

The film schedule has been updated to reflect these changes.

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The cameras were flashing as we attended the UK premiere of In Time at London’s Curzon Mayfair. The stars were out in force with Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried and Cillian Murphy all in London for the occasion. The 70′s style futuristic interior of the Curzon auditorium somehow fit the subject matter of the film, which recalled the dystopian sci-fi films of the 70′s, such as Logan’s Run and Soylent Green.

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