DVD Movies Tagged With " Hugh_Bonneville"

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	Scenes of a Sexual Nature
	Sex and love. Some seek it, some need it, some spurn it and some pay for it, but we're all involved in it. Set on one afternoon on Hampstead Heath, London, the film investigates the minutiae of seven couples. The film is a comedic and erotically charged look at what makes us tick, and it seems that what makes us tick is complex, dark and ludicrously funny.
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	Four Last Songs
	Larry (Stanley Tucci) is a chronically unsatisfied ex-pat residing on a remote island village in the Mediterranean. The village is tiny but famous for having been the home of one of Europe’s most celebrated composers. Although Larry hoped to absorb some of the great man’s glory. His modest talents have instead confined him to playing piano in local bars. Desperate to make his mark Larry stages a gala concert as a tribute to the late composer. His plans, however, are challenged by every... (more) Larry (Stanley Tucci) is a chronically unsatisfied ex-pat residing on a remote island village in the Mediterranean. The village is tiny but famous for having been the home of one of Europe’s most celebrated composers. Although Larry hoped to absorb some of the great man’s glory. His modest talents have instead confined him to playing piano in local bars. Desperate to make his mark Larry stages a gala concert as a tribute to the late composer. His plans, however, are challenged by every inhabitant of the village including his partner, the neurotic, Miranda (Jessica Stevenson); the composer’s beautiful muse, Helena (Emmanuelle Seigner); Veronica (Marisa Paredes), the master’s embittered widow; Sebastian (Hugh Bonneville), a social-climbing Englishman and his feckless younger brother, Dickie (Rhys Ifans); and most importantly, Frankie (Jena Malone), Larry’s own stubborn and streetwise daughter who’s been trying to track him down for years. With his kooky entourage in tow Larry must learn to balance all the harmonies and deliver his own masterpiece. (close)
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	Tsunami: The Aftermath
	In 2004, the world shuddered in the wake of the Tsunami that ravaged the coast of Thailand and many other countries. Hundreds of thousands lost their lives. This is the story of those who survived.
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	Asylum (2005)
	A hospital for the criminally insane becomes a hotbed of passion, obsession and manipulation when a psychiatrist's wife and an inmate begin a torrid affair resulting in a shocking turn of events.
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	Iris
	The true life story of novelist-philosopher Iris Murdoch. A young idealist with aspirations of writing meets and falls in love with her soulmate, John Bayley. But it's Bayley who stands in the shadows and supports his wife through everything, including her battle with Alzheimer's Disease.
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	Notting Hill

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Box Office Results for Week Ending June 22, 2008
The new Get Smart movie starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway pulls in top spot at the box office for week ending June 22, 2008 by raking in an estimated $39 million.
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Get Smart movie review

Get Smart is a movie filled with comedy and action. Director Peter Segal (50 First Dates) really knows how to mix things up, and keep the movie interesting at the same time.
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Mad Money Movie Review

At first, I hadn’t even intended to watch this movie. The trailers made it appear mediocre at best, and I had heard next to nothing about it from anyone. But I was bored and it was there, so I gave Mad Money a shot. And I was happily surprised.
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Incredible Hulk Movie Review

Marvel has decided to reboot the Hulk franchise, ignoring Ang Lee’s Hulk movie which was not well received at all. This time around, Louis Leterrier (The Transporter 1 and 2) is at the helm, and there is much more action as a result.
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The Strangers Movie Review

I don’t know what is creepier than masks. They freak me out, especially the ones that are supposed to look happy. So I was pretty excited to see The Strangers, and be freaked out by some people wearing creepy masks
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