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A film about the intelligent behaving foolishly, Smart People has echoes of Sideways and The Squid and the Whale. Yet it’s substantially less satisfying than either, undoubtedly because it lacks…
It’s refreshing to watch a film about the Middle East that doesn’t feature bombs, American soldiers and tanks.…
Encouraging a promising writer/director to spread their wings and explore their potential with a bigger budget and more expansive story is a natural progression in the filmmaking world, and for Englishman…
Speed Racer is, genuinely, like nothing you’ve ever seen before. A kaleidoscope of colours, a riot of speed, where retro styled cars flip and spin and crash into each other, moving like snowboards or skateboards.…
After taking on McDonalds, crusading filmmaker Morgan Spurlock strives to bring an even greater evil to justice.…
When the boy get busy with his toy in Iron Man, there's that glint in his eye to suggest he's going to have fun and we're going to enjoy watching. Seeing a man in high-tech body armour smash his way through terrorist armies and fly faster than air…
A lucky star must have been shining on Patrick Dempsey when he was born – either that or a good fairy sprinkled fortune on his little baby head. He’s called McDreamy, for god’s sake. How many men have been singled out for such an…
It’s been a rocking good year for independent films and Persepolis is another one to add to the…
Billed as Russell Brand’s Hollywood arrival, the comedian’s acting chops in Forgetting Sarah Marshall must have sufficiently impressed producer Judd Apatow as he’s already lined up to star in Apatow’s next feature, Get Him To The Greek.…
Fool’s Gold is a pleasant surprise, reinventing Hudson and McConaughey as a Douglas and Turner for the Noughties. Anyone expecting a rerun of the sickly How To Lose A Guy In Ten Days will be disappointed – this is much more Romancing The Stone, and…
Suffering from guilt pangs after a job gone wrong, Ray (Farrell) finds himself in Bruges with fellow hitman Ken (Gleeson). A sprightly Irish jock, he can’t for the life of him work out why the hell they’re in…
Drugs are bad. We know this because the film industry tells us so. Ironically, of course, the film industry is a big fat hypocrite because a) everyone who takes drugs does not end up dead on their lavatory with their trousers round their ankles and…
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