Cinema Review Archive January 2008 | Film @ The Digital Fix

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Cinema Review Archive: January 2008

No Country For Old Men

The Coen Brother's latest film looks like being a major contender in this year's main Academy Award categories, but is this violent crime thriller really the best that serious American mainstream cinema has to offer? Noel Megahey reviews.

I Am Legend

It's been made twice before, now Richard Matheson's classic novel comes to the screen again. It's very good...and it's very bad, in equal measures

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