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Film review: Avatar It has been hailed as a seismic shift in the way we watch movies. But, for all Avatar's technology, the results are computer-gamey and the story wince-inducingly weak

Interview: David Hayman - Watching the detective DAVID Hayman is in mid-flow. "I got into a taxi in Glasgow recently and the driver recognised me and asked what I'd been up to," the veteran actor is saying in his distinctive Glaswegian brogue.

Review of the decade: Film - Technical hitch The Noughties were an era of virtual sets, CG characters and versatile high-definition digital video cameras. Yet, the advent of all this new technology has not led to revolutionary new films, writes Alistair Harkness, in the final part of our critics' look back at the cultural decade

Jonathan Ross offers to take £3m pay cut JONATHAN Ross is reported to have volunteered to accept a 50 per cent pay cut – which would slash his annual salary by £3 million.

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