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Rating: 2/5 ![]()
"Inkheart", is an odd beast, it's a fantasy with everything in the right place bar an actual heart!
Rating: 1/5 ![]()
The startling fact before inflicting "Max Payne" upon myself was that John Moore's computer game adaptation came in ninth in a rundown of the biggest opening weekends for game-to-films at the US Box Office.
Rating: 3/5 ![]()
The latest adventures of New York Zoo's finest arrives this week in the distinctly unadventurous "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa".
Rating: 3.5/5 ![]()
Vampires, young lust, furtive glances, pounding soundtrack, picturesque setting..."Lost Boys" was great wasn't it?! Well, the makers of "Twilight" certainly seemed to think so as they've conjured up an Undead-Kicks-for-Kids film all of their own.
Rating: 5/5 ![]()
The tone of the film is very reminiscent of the halcyon haze of "Apocalypse Now", portraying a microcosmic unreality. This focus on the personal over political lends the film its power and emotional weight.
Rating: 4/5 ![]()
"Blindness" is by no means perfect, a good case in point being Glover's patently unnecessary narration, but it is nothing short of vital and deserves to be seen.
Rating: 5/5 ![]()
"Changeling" confirms what many have known for some time now, Clint Eastwood just keeps getting better and better as a filmmaker.
Rating: 3/5 ![]()
"Choke" stars Sam Rockwell as Victor Mancini, a sex addict and Colonial America theme park actor - he plays an Irish indentured servant - who supplements his minimum wage job by moonlighting as a small-time con man.
Rating: 3.5/5 ![]()
"Quantum of Solace" offers the clearest look yet at a conflicted Bond torn between his duty and a broken heart.
Sam Jackson's racist cop terrorises his new neighbours, an interracial couple