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dir. James Watkins

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I was so busy organising a teen film festival last week that I completely forgot to mention what a bonkers clocks week it was for new teen movies. Young Adult, Martha Marcy May Marlene and Chronicle all more or less fit the profile, and two of them already feature in my Best Movies of 2012 list. Cinemas showing all three are few and far between, but if you happen to live near the West India Quay Cineworld then there’s a hell of a triple bill waiting for you one night this week.

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The story so far...

#01 - Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call - New Orleans

#02 - Trash Humpers

#03 - Mother

#04 - Scott Pilgrim vs. The World

#05 - Catfish

#06 - Submarine

#07 - Eurotrip

#08 - Teenage Wasteland

Methodically watching and ranking every Hugh Grant movie in order of Grantiness in a contrived effort to convey my love for the man.

Viewed so far...

1. Four Weddings and a Funeral

2. About a Boy

3. Bridget Jones's Diary

4. Music and Lyrics

5. Mickey Blue Eyes

6. Sense and Sensibility

7. Extreme Measures

8. American Dreamz

9. Sirens

10. TEWWUAHBCDAM

11. Nine Months

12. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason

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