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NBC Sets THE RED NOSE DAY SPECIAL for May!

One Red Nose Day and a Wedding – (l-r) Rowan Atkinson as Father Gerald, Kristin Scott Thomas as Fiona, Sophie Thompson as Lydia, John Hannah as Matthew, Andie MacDowell as Carrie, Hugh Grant as Charles, Anna Chancellor as Henrietta, David Haig as Bernard, James Fleet as Tom – Photo by Greg Williams/Courtesy of NBC.

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Unexpected Pleasures: Gabriel, Outpost, Rowan Atkinson Live, Sands of Oblivion and Black Moon Rising

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Unexpected Pleasures EclipseMagazine.com DVD Reviews

If you want to watch something a little different from your average Hollywood Blockbuster, or want a night off from playing online games at http://www.poker.dk, then you might want to take a look at some of these lesser known titles. Beginning this week, I’ll be looking at B-movies, unheralded re-releases and direct-to-video releases on a roughly weekly basis. Let’s start with Australian indie Gabriel [archangels versus fallen], Outpost [a new form of scientifically created undead], Rowan Atkinson Live! [he’s way more than Black Adder or Mr. Bean], Sands of Oblivion [archaeologists searching for buried movie sets], and Black Moon Rising [an early Tommy Lee Jones heist flick].

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