The Movie Waffler

The 5 Best Movies of June 2013

The five mainstream new releases most enjoyed by the Waffler this June.
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A private intelligence agent infiltrates an eco-terrorist group.

A Woody Allen fan is torn between two men.

Psychedelic folk-horror set during the English Civil War.

A homeless soldier accidentally stumbles upon a new life.

Mel Brooks was born in Brooklyn, New York, in 1926, and was already working as a comedian in his neighborhood by the time he was a teenager. After serving in World War II, Brooks returned home and worked as an entertainer in various resorts in New York’s Catskills region, performing standup comedy and even working as a drummer at times.

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A reclusive former model is terrorized in her apartment.

Second installment in Ulrich Seidl's 'Paradise' trilogy.

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A group of mass-murderers recreate their crimes for a low-budget film.

A vibrant young model enters the lives of the painter and his sons.

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Four illusionists are brought together by a mystery figure.

Three women are trapped on a remote island by a pair of vengeful army veterans.

The crew of the Enterprise choose to fight alongside the inhabitants of a planet being exploited by Starfleet.

For many, the Hannibal Lecter mythos has had its time. But, following the success of forensics-themed shows like 'CSI', 'Bones', and 'Dexter', NBC has seen fit to return to the cannibal in yet another "re-imagining".

'Gladiator' remains a seminal classic of a film. Stellar performances from a very buff Russell Crowe (Maximus), an epically evil Joaquin Phoenix (Commodus) and of course acting royalty including the late Oliver Reed as well as the very much alive Derek Jacobi combined to create something moving, awe-inspiring and enthralling.

A group of privileged teens burgle the homes of their celebrity idols.

Prequel to 2001's 'Monsters Inc.'

Examination of the events that follow a school shooting.

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A depressed widowed man begins to hear strange noises.

A father takes desperate measures to have his son's prison sentence reduced.

The Enterprise travels back in time to save the earth from Borg assimilation.

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The 10 Best Zombie Movies

With 'World War Z' hitting cinemas, TMW's Andy Comer counts down his top ten zombie flicks.

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Sarah Polley examines her family's reaction to her mother's infidelity.

Superman receives the reboot treatment.

A catastrophic zombie outbreak engulfs the world.

With 'Man of Steel' about to hit cinemas, TMW's Andy Comer counts down the ten best movies based on comic books.

Third installment of Linklater's chronicle of a transatlantic couple.

True story of America's most prolific hitman.

In 'Boss', Frasier Crane has left the building. This is Kelsey Grammer playing in grown up cable telly. That's grown up in the sense of swearing and nudity as opposed to grown up witty storytelling. Grammer attempts to destroy the iconic image of fastidious, aspiring cultural snob in his performance as Tom Kane. Venal, corrupt, slowly dying of a degenerative brain disease Mayor of Chicago.

The world of cinema is a love-in, as we all know. Actors pop up in the strangest of places playing cameo roles. We look at the top eight cameos in movie history.

Sequel to the 2010 found-footage flick.

A group of Mancunian youths travel to an early nineties Stone Roses concert.

A young journalist blows the cover of a former activist wanted for a 30 year-old murder.

A father and son crashland on a dangerous future Earth.

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The Next Gen crew make their big-screen debut.

A vampiric mother and daughter hide out in a seaside town.