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Scene Stealers: Melissa McCarthy in Bridesmaids

Louise Burrell
June 9, 2016
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Melissa McCarthy has carved herself quite the lucrative niche in recent years, playing the loud, brash character who will say literally anything to get a laugh. Her latest comedy vehicle The Boss hits UK...
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Scene Stealers: Judy Greer in Grandma

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June 7, 2016
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Grandma is an excellent film, featuring an equally excellent performance from the hilarious and hell-raising Lily Tomlin in the titular role. As her pregnant teenage granddaughter Sage, Julia Garner makes a...
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Scene Stealers: Rose Byrne In Spy

Naomi Soanes
May 6, 2016
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It isn’t a secret that Spy isn’t exactly Oscar-worthy – nor was it even the biggest hit of 2015. But it’s a hell of a lot of fun. And this is in the most part due to Rose Byrne and her undoubtedly...
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Scene Stealers: Philip Seymour Hoffman In Mission: Impossible III

Patrick Taylor
May 4, 2016
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Normally when we talk about a certain actor stealing a scene, it’s an instance when they’ve completely owned a particular portion of screentime and left the audience wishing they’d return. In the case of...
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Scene Stealers: Carey Mulligan in Inside Llewyn Davis

Nick Evan-Cook
March 2, 2016
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Jesus Quintana. Anton Chigurh. Osbourne Cox. Most characters played by John Goodman. The entire supporting cast of The Big Lebowski. From sex pests and kidnappers to psychotic murderers and plain...
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Scene Stealers: Brie Larson in Scott Pilgrim vs The World

Tom Bond
February 24, 2016
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This weekend, Brie Larson is going to win her first Best Actress Oscar for Room. Trust me. It will be a well-deserved honour after her complex, emotional performance in the film, and a long-overdue reward for...
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Scene Stealers: Sir Anthony Hopkins in The Silence of the Lambs

Daniel Orton
February 13, 2016
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Dr Hannibal Lecter is without doubt the most terrifying villain ever to grace the big screen. FACT. The AFI has voted him the Number One villain of the last 100 years, out-villaining even the murderous loner...
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Scene Stealers: Will Ferrell in Zoolander

Tom Bond
February 11, 2016
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You know, there's more to life than being really, really ridiculously good-looking. Sometimes you need a great fashion sense as well. Ben Stiller may dominate Zoolander as writer, director and idiotic lead,...
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Scene Stealers: Bruce Campbell in the Spider-Man Trilogy

Conor Morgan
October 30, 2015
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Bruce Campbell, the mighty chin, has a long association with his friend, director Sam Raimi. Campbell is almost as regular a feature in Raimi's films as his beloved Oldsmobile Delta 88, 'The Classic'. This car...
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Scene Stealers: Kenneth Branagh in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

Nick Evan-Cook
July 31, 2015
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It's a fact widely acknowledged that the first two entries in the eight part Harry Potter adaptations, helmed by noted "bean counter" Chris Columbus, were the series' weakest. Uninspiring, overlong and...
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Scene Stealers: Will Ferrell in Wedding Crashers

Sam Kerridge
July 16, 2015
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Wedding Crashers is not a ground-breaking film. Most of the characters are unapologetically one-dimensional, the romantic dilemmas are predictable and most of the jokes were done better in American Pie, six...
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Scene Stealers: Vanessa Redgrave in Atonement

David Brake
April 14, 2015
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
It’s rare that a film hangs upon a single point. A small moment that affects the entire direction, feel and impact of a film. By Atonement's end, Vanessa Redgrave shoulders this responsibility. In the final...
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Scene Stealers: Alfred Molina in Boogie Nights

Thom Denson
February 21, 2015
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"You want somethin' to drink? A little pill, a little coke, a little dope? I got everything!" In 1997, Californian auteur Paul Thomas Anderson shone a spotlight on the American adult entertainment industry...
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Scene Stealers: Tilda Swinton in Snowpiercer

Phil W. Bayles
January 28, 2015
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
"Passengers, eternal order flows from the sacred engine. We must occupy our preordained position. I belong to the front, you belong to the tail. Know your place! Keep your place!" Tilda Swinton has earned a...
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Scene Stealers: J.K. Simmons in Spider-Man

Nick Evan-Cook
January 9, 2015
Analysis, Features, Scene Stealers
“Cash money for a picture of Spider-Man!” The beauty of J.K. Simmons as an actor is that he has made a career out of stealing the thunder of his better-known, more highly-paid co-stars. Rarely being...
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