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As the summer movie season brings speculation about flops and bombs, James argues that, for viewers, there's no such thing as failure...
The arrival of Star Trek Into Darkness has James looking back at the original series, and the moments that could appear in future movies...
With Olympus Has Fallen set in the White House and Iron Man 3 featuring The Mandarin, James looks at Hollywood's attacks on US soil...
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe enters phase two with Iron Man 3, James ponders the dominant position Disney has in movie entertainment...
What if time were running backwards, and the remake of The Evil Dead actually came first? We'll let James explain this one...
The release of Oblivion leaves James pondering the hole left in cinema had Tom Cruise never existed...
The release of Spring Breakers leaves James pondering the loss of childhood innocence in the movies...
As The Croods arrives in UK cinemas, James recommends leaving civilised society behind and reveling in the freedom of being a Neanderthal...
With Welcome To The Punch's striking title in mind, James offers some more interesting film names for recent hits...
In anticipation of Sam Raimi's Oz The Great And Powerful, James explains why 1939's The Wizard Of Oz is one of the finest films ever made...
To mark the release of Broken City, James trains a spotlight on the sterling work of actor Russell Crowe...
With Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters out soon, James salutes the fact that, in cinema, no myth, legend or fairytale is sacred...
As the Academy Awards come round again, James introduces a few new Oscar categories of his own...
As Wreck-It Ralph invokes videogame nostalgia, James looks at how movies tell compelling stories by delving into a rose-tinted past...
With Schwarzenegger, Stallone and Willis all in cinemas this year, James takes a look at their current and forthcoming action movies...
With Zero Dark Thirty in UK cinemas, James thinks back to cinema's other great mysteries and manhunts...
As Django Unchained revives the spaghetti western, James salutes Quentin Tarantino's ability to reanimate forgotten actors and genres...
With Gangster Squad out in UK cinemas, James assembles his own fantasy gang of movie mobsters...
As the makers of Les Misérables pitch their movie as being "for blokes as well", James ponders the topic of gender-specific genres...
With 2012 drawing to a close, James looks back over the year's movies - as seen from a strange alternate universe...
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