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"The Greater Good..." The team behind Shaun Of The Dead strike Fried Gold once again with their awesome take on all-action cop thrillers... except it's in a sleepy English village!

Properly laugh-out-loud comedy alongside blistering action sequences, all delivered by the very finest of British character actors, Hot Fuzz is the second part of the 'Cornetto Trilogy', and it's amazing!

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"With No Power, Comes No Responsibility!" Kevin Smith returns once again to the 'Askewniverse' that he accidentally created with his low budget debut in 1994 with an absolute corker of a sequel; 2006's 'Clerks II'. Building on everything he'd done up to this point in his movies, Smith elevates the story of a bunch of slackers and dealers in an unexpectedly moving new direction, that for me is the high point of the Jay & Silent Bob movies. 

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Gather round, Browncoats, as i delve into Joss Whedon's superb space opera SERENITY, as well as it's parent TV series, the amazing FIREFLY!

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You've got red on you! 

For my money, the greatest British comedy film of all time, Shaun Of The Dead is an absolute gem! Simon Pegg and Nick Frost are amazing in Edgar Wright's movie debut, and the legacy of what they created here is still being seen to this day.

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Perhaps a less well-known treat for us this week, as I take a look back at Wayne Kramer's Vegas-set 'The Cooler', which despite a trinity of fantastic character performances and a mesmerising story, was never really rewarded the success it deserved.

If you've never seen it, check it out, and then listen to this week's Milestone Movies Podcast! 

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With great power comes great responsibility. We're not yet quite at the dawn of the MCU, but we are thick in the beginnings of the Comic book movie boom, with Sam Raimi's pitch-perfect take on everybody's favourite web-slinger, which paved the way for a series which is still going from strength to strength today!

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You. Shall. Not. PASS!! Well, at least not until you've listened to this week's podcast anyway! We've reached 2001, which was the year that "The Fellowship of the Ring" launched us all into Peter Jackson's fully realised vision of Tolkein's world, so join me as I dive deep into Middle Earth!

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year, looking forward to another great year of movies ahead... 

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This Ain't No Chick Flick! But it is one of Aardman's finest animations, and a particular favourite of my family; which is why, for the first time ever I have two very special guests on the pod- my own daughters and Chicken Run Super Fans Rose & Adele! It's nearly Xmas, so what better time to put on a great family movie and enjoy each other's company!

(This one gets a bit chaotic folks so get ready!)

If we don't speak before, have an amazing Christmas everyone, look forward to loads more episodes to come in the New Year!

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An under-appreciated family classic this week, as I attempt to persuade you that Brad Bird's "The Iron Giant" is one of the very finest animated movies EVER made!

(Because it is.)

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Possibly my favourite comedy movie of all time, tonight I'm taking you back to 1998's "BASEketball", in which the director of Naked Gun and the stars of South Park combine for a hilarious take on the tropes of Sports movies and create comedy gold!