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| DVD review: The Hurt Locker Lionsgate, cert 15, rental and retailKathryn Bigelow's highly impressive, small-scale movie about the Iraq war suggests a best director Oscar battle with ex-husband James Cameron's Avatar. Jeremy Renner is a revelation in the lead and British cinematographer Barry Ackroyd builds unbearable tension, as he did in United 93. The film aims, says Bigelow on a DVD interview, "to replicate the chaos of war and to put the audience in the actors' shoes". Both are pulled off brilliantly, especially in slo-mo scenes such as the earth moving after an explosion, the like of which I've never seen before. Based on the dispatches of a journalist embedded with a bomb disposal squad, there is no speechifying. It's just a cool look at a unit of three guys three guys doing a strong contender for world's worst job.Rating: 4/5DVD and video reviewsAction and adventureKathryn BigelowRob Mackieguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
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Sov faces BB boot Rapper Lady Sovereign is up for eviction from the 'Celebrity Big Brother' house again, it was announced today. breakingnews.ie |
Grammys will stage 3-D tribute to Michael Jackson NEW YORK (AP) -- Last year, as the Grammys were approaching, the show's executive producer was in frequent talks with Michael Jackson to appear on the telecast to celebrate the 25th anniversary of "Thriller."... hosted.ap.org |
Black eye for music awards after mix up THE US hip-hop band were mistakenly declared best international group at France's top music awards. news.com.au |