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This month: Brand New Redesign Issue!
BY Feb 18th 2010 14:14PM
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In your Total Film this month; A full redesign - it's so shiny! At 200 pages it's our biggest issue ever, jam packed with awesome features on the hottest films. Leading the way is Angelina Jolie in Salt, with more from The Sorcerer's Apprentice and Transformers 3!
See a preview of Total Film Issue 170 here.
There's a whole new section, Agenda, keeps you up to speed with our inside tips for the things the dedicated film fan should know.
We've got the 100 Coolest Things In Movies, a definitive list of movie cool, with input from Simon Pegg, Nicolas Cage and er... LL Cool J.
Plus there's an exclusive Kelly Brook bikini photoshoot;
Also in Issue 170;
- Michael Cera talks Scott Pilgrim
- Rutger Hauer talks movies
- A frist look at Johnny Depp in The Rum Diary
The latest issue of Total Film is on sale now.
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Comments (5)
1: paulcoomber says
Predator - review online
Inception - review online
New Twilight - review online
Remind me again what my subscripton fee buys?
Posted: Jul 7th 2010 // 2:03PMAlert a moderator
2: gazzatom says
How can i send you a picture of my 4 week old son enjoying issue 169, especially the section on Clash of the (toon) titans.
Posted: Jul 7th 2010 // 9:26PMAlert a moderator
3: DanielSon74 says
Tom Hardy. Our best actor out there at the moment? The man can do no wrong. Immense in Bronson, menacing in The Take (I even watched Wuthering Heights because he was in it!) And now Inception where he more than holds his own amongst such a strong cast. Superb. Can you tell us whats next on the horizon for him please. Ta.
Posted: Jul 19th 2010 // 1:26PMAlert a moderator
4: paulfitz63 says
Toy Story 3 in 3D. Where was all the 3D not much on show might as well have been in 2D anyone else think the same?
Posted: Jul 26th 2010 // 10:45PMAlert a moderator
5: MrSmith70 says
Nah paulfitz63, the 3D is to provide depth and to make it feel as though your actually watching the events unfold in real life as appose to on a screen. This ain't no gimic!
Though who didn't love spy kids 3D simply for its crappiness?











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