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Margaret and David review Blue is the Warmest Colour, Nebraska, Dallas Buyers Club, Le Week-end, as well as a quick look at three major films of the Summer: Her, The Past, and The Wolf Of Wall Street.

Margaret and David review: Lone Survivor; Non-Stop; Gloria; The Wind Rises; Margaret's Classic: The Ice Storm; Web only interviews for 'Wolf Creek 2' with writer/director Greg McLean, and actor John Jarratt.

Margaret and David review: Michael Kohlhaas starring Mads Mikkelsen; Tracks starring Mia Wasikowska.; All Is Lost starring Robert Redford; Vampire Academy; and David's DVD Classic is the 1961 British film Victim.

Margaret and David review: 300: Rise of an Empire; The Monuments Men starring George Clooney, The Armstrong Lie - online interview with director; Hannah Arendt; Margaret's Classic Dead Calm.

Margaret and David review: Pompeii; I, Frankenstein starring Aaron Eckhart, Bill Nighy, Miranda Otto; The Missing Picture; Wadjda; Half of A Yellow Sun; DAVID's DVD Classic Day For Night.

Margaret and David review: Cuban Fury; Mr. Peabody & Sherman; Nymphomaniac (Volumes 1 & 2) with Charlotte Gainsbough; Romeo & Juliet; Margaret's DVD Classic: The Misfits.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier; Noah - starring Russell Crowe; Jennifer Connelly and Anthony Hopkins; The Lego Movie; The Raid 2; David's Classic: is 1953 film Shane starring Alan Ladd.

Margaret and David review Divergent starring Kate Winslet; The Grand Budapest Hotel starring Ralph Fiennes; Any Day Now starring Alan Cumming; Muppets Most Wanted starring Ricky Gervais and Margaret's classic The Terminator.

Margaret and David review The Other Woman starring Cameron Diaz; The Invisible Woman starring Ralph Fiennes; Only Lovers Left Alive starring Tom Hiddleston; Chinese Puzzle starring Romain Duris and David's classic Lantana.

Margaret and David review: Transcendence; The Amazing Spider-Man: Rise of Electro; The Crossing; Canopy; The Finishers; Margaret's Classic: Sans Soleil.

Margaret and David review: Fading Gigolo, Beyond the Edge, Healing, starring Don Hany and Hugo Weaving; Young and Beautiful; 52 Tuesdays; and David's DVD Classic is the 1964 French film The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg.

Margaret and David review: Chef starring Robert Downey Jnr, Scarlett Johansson, and written and directed by Jon Favreau; The Double; Belle; Seduced and Abandoned; A Castle in Italy; Margaret's DVD Classic: Ran.

Margaret and David review: Ida, The Broken Circle Breakdown; Sunshine on Leith; Child's Pose; The Zero Theorem with web interviews with director and stars; David's Classic: Attack.

Margaret and David review: Under The Skin (plus web interviews with director Jonathan Glazer, Scarlett Johansson); X-Men: Days Of Future Past; The Babadook; The Trip To Italy; My Sweet Pepper Land.

Margaret and David review films from the Cannes Film Festival including: Grace of Monaco starring Nicole Kidman; The Rover starring Guy Pearce and Robert Pattinson; Mr. Turner; Maps to the Stars; These Final Hours.

Margaret and David review: A Million Ways to Die in the West; Maleficient; The Fault in Our Stars; Edge of Tomorrow; Omar; David's Classic: The Pledge; mention of films in the Sydney Film Festival.

Margaret and David review: The Rover (plus web interviews with David Michod, Guy Pearce, Robert Pattinson), The Face of Love, Good Vibrations, Rising from Ashes, Walesa. Man of Hope plus our Classic: The Unfaithful Wife.

Margaret and David Review: Galore; Frank, 22 Jump Street; Blended; The Two Face of January; Kind Hearts and Coronets (The Classic);

David and Margaret Review: How to Train Your Dragon 2; Yves Saint Laurent; The Last Impresario; Ernest & Celestine; Gabrielle; Heat (The Classic)

Margaret and David review: Jersey Boys; Tim's Vermeer; Calvary plus interview with writer/director John Michael McDonagh; The Volcano; David's Classic: Loves of a Blonde; Revelations Perth International Film Festival.

Guest hosts Judith Lucy and Jason Di Rosso review: Rio 2; Dawn of the Planet of The Apes; The Lunchbox; Belle & Sebastian; All This Mayhem; Judith's DVD Classic: Jaws; Short mention: Beatriz's War.

Judith and Jason review: Words And Pictures; Charlie's Country plus chat with writer/director Rolf De Heer; Venus In Fur plus interview with Roman Polanski; Reaching for the Moon starring Miranda Otto; The French Minister.

Judith and Jason review: Still Life; Devil's Knot; Once My Mother; Some Velvet Morning starring Stanley Tucci and Alice Eve; Judith's DVD Classic: the 1950 film starring Gloria Swanson, Sunset Boulevard.

Margaret and David review: Lucy; A Most Wanted Man; The Selfish Giant with web only interview with writer director Clio Barnard; Deliver Us From Evil; The Keeper of Lost Causes; Margaret's DVD Classic is The Hustler.

Margaret and David review: Guardians of the Galaxy; Begin Again; These Final Hours - plus web only interviews with writer/director and actors; And So It Goes; Bethlehem; David's DVD Classic: Full Sun.

Margaret and David review: The Hundred-Foot Journey; The Expendables 3; 20,000 Days on Earth plus interviews with the films' writer/directors; Palo Alto; Margaret's Classic: La Belle et La Bete.

Margaret and David review: The 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed out the Window and Disappeared; Locke, plus interview with director & Tom Hardy; Freedom; Deepsea Challenge; David's Classic: The Big Clock; Cinefest Oz Film Festival.

Margaret and David review: Felony with Joel Edgerton; Woody Allen's Magic in The Moonlight with Colin Firth, Emma Stone; Boyhood; Predestination; Margaret's DVD Classic: Eat Drink Man Woman.

Margaret and David review: The Immigrant starring Marion Cotillard and Jeremy Renner; Night Moves; The Grandmaster; What We Do In The Shadows; David's DVD Classic: Wild Strawberries.

Join Margaret and David as they bring you the glitz and the glamour from this year's Venice Film Festival.

Margaret and David review: Sin City: A Dame To Kill For; The Maze Runner; The Giver with Brenton Thwaites and directed by Phillip Noyce; The Infinite Man; Wish I Was Here; Margaret's Classic: In The Heat Of The Night.

Margaret and David review: The Equaliser; The Boxtrolls; In Bloom; The Litte Death; We Are the Best, with website only Interview with writers/director Lukas Moodysson; David's DVD Classic: A Kind Of Loving.

Margaret and David review: Dracula Untold; Gone Girl starring Ben Affleck; The Skeleton Twins staring Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader; Advanced Style; Life of Crime; Margaret's DVD Classic: Fear Eats The Soul.

Margaret and David review: Annabelle; The Judge - starring Robert Downey Jnr. and Robert Duvall; Tusk; Force Majeure; Siddharth; David's DVD Classic: The Best Years Of Our Lives.

Margaret and David review: A Walk among the Tombstones; Hector and the Search for Happiness; Son of a Gun; Before I Go to Sleep; Living is Easy (with Eyes Closed); Margaret's Classic: Last Tango in Paris.

Margaret and David review: This is Where I Leave You; Fury - stars Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Scott Eastwood, Jason Isaacs; Decoding Annie Parker; The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet; Whiplash; David's Classic - Spartacus.

Margaret and David review: Kill the Messenger with Jeremy Renner, Robert Patrick; The Best Of Me; Finding Vivian Maier; Pride; Maya The Bee Movie; Margaret's DVD Classic: Johnny Guitar.

Margaret and David review: John Wick starring Keanu Reeves and Willem Dafoe; Interstellar with Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway; Two Days, One Night; My Mistress; David's Classic: No Way Out.

Margaret and David review: The Drop, with Tom Hardy, Noomi Rapace and James Gandolfini; My Old Lady with Maggie Smith, Kevin Klein and Kristin Scott Thomas; Winter Sleep; Love, Rosie; Let's be Cops; Margaret's Classic: SE7EN.

Margaret and David review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1; Maps to the Stars starring Mia Wasikowska, John Cusack; The Mule; Rock The Casbah; The Darkhorse; David's Classic: The Pajama Game

Margaret and David review: Nightcrawler; The Captive; Jimmy's Hall - i'view with Director Ken Loach; Men, Women & Children; A Thousand Times Goodnight; Margaret's Classic Bull Durham.

The last ever episode of At the Movies, packed with bloopers, funny discussions, outstanding interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and Margaret and David's final movie reviews for the summer.