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THEGAYUK WINTER 13 /14 Issue 1

We die, we
die… The
Muppets are
readying a
followup
from 2011's
amazing
offering The
Muppets.

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Taking
place after
their
successful
comeback
in The Muppets, the
entire Muppets gang go on a global
tour, selling out grand theatres in some of Europe's most
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exciting destinations, including Berlin, Madrid and London. However,
mayhem follows the Muppets overseas as they find themselves unwittingly
entangled in an international crime caper headed by Constantine (the World's
Number One Criminal and a dead ringer for Kermit) and his dastardly sidekick
Dominic (Ricky Gervais). ∎

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In the UK from March 28th 2014.

HEARTS MELT FOR NEW
DISNEY ANIMATION
Calling all
Disney Fans…
Thought
there might
be a few of
you! Make
sure you
catch Frozen
this winter,
starring the
talented voices of
Idina Menzel,
Kristen Bell and
Jonathan Groff.

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It’s a stunning beautifully crafted
CGI love story, but guess what - the
love that saves the day isn’t
heteronormative! (Did you ever
imagine that word to be used in a
review for a Disney flick?) Wonderful
songs, stunning artistry and some time-less
characters. Definitely one to to watch if
you’re a Disney princess or prince ∎

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In cinemas now Nationwide

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BEST OF 2013

FILM

It’s been quite a year for Queer cinema,
here’s our top picks for 2013.
I Do isn't a gritty docudrama, it's far to good
looking for that, it doesn't
do a warts an all exposé of
sham marriages for green
cards, it's too engaging for
that - David W. Ross has
managed to do a balancing
act of making a film that
highlights issues but is still
a bloody good story, and
cinematic too.
Leave It On The Dance
Floor has laughs, drama,
dancing, tight vests, jaunty
hats and fierce Gaga-esque
outfits. Treat yourself - I
defy you t