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Film review | Avengers Assemble – Joss Whedon adds Heh Heh Heh to Wham Blam Splat!
Geeky fanboys will be in heaven. After their recent solo outings, Marvel comic-book heroes Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor and Captain America finally get to do cool things as a team in Avengers Assemble. Pulled together by Samuel L Jackson’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Avengers Assemble, Black Widow, Captain America, Chris Hemsworth, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Jeremy Renner, Loki, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Nick Fury, Robert Downey Jr, Samuel L Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, The Avengers (Marvel), The Hulk, Thor, Tom Hiddleston, Tony Stark
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Film review | Salmon Fishing in the Yemen – Emily Blunt reels in Ewan McGregor. You’ll be hooked too
If you’ve a soft spot for romantic comedies you’ll fall hook, line and sinker for Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, a smartly written, hugely entertaining rom-com that proves the ideal showcase for Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt’s charm and chemistry. … Continue reading
Film review | Lockout – Quick with his quips & his fists: Guy Pearce’s Snow is as cool as his name
Guy Pearce’s cynical anti-hero Snow doesn’t sport a black eye-patch in sci-fi action thriller Lockout but otherwise he’s a dead ringer for Kurt Russell’s Snake Plissken. The resemblance isn’t a surprise: producer Luc Besson has pretty much taken the plot … Continue reading
DVD review | Dream House – Daniel Craig & Rachel Weisz’s suburban idyll turns creepy
Disowned by director Jim Sheridan and snubbed by stars Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz, psychological thriller Dream House is clearly something of a wreck, yet watching the film provides glimpses of the better film the project might have been had … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Craig, Dream House, Jim Sheridan, Rachel Weisz
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DVD review | Romantics Anonymous – Love is like chocolate in a deliciously bittersweet French romcom
Set in Lyon amid the world of chocolate making, this charmingly old-fashioned French romantic comedy is a truly mouth-watering confection. Yet for the film’s hero and heroine love is a bittersweet prospect. Painfully shy chocolate-maker Angélique (Isabelle Carré) and buttoned-up … Continue reading
Film review | Mozart’s Sister – Stepping out from Wolfgang’s shadow
Fleetingly glimpsed in accounts of Mozart’s life, little Wolfgang’s elder sister Nannerl takes centre stage in Mozart’s Sister, French director René Féret’s stylish speculative drama, which invites us to consider whether she might have proved her brother’s equal as musician … Continue reading
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Tagged Louis XV, Marie Féret, Marie-Jeanne Séréro, Mozart, Nannerl, René Féret, s Sister, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Film review | Battleship – Taylor Kitsch & Rihanna get that sinking feeling
If you reckoned the Transformers movies were dumb, catch a load of Battleship, an alien invasion movie whose stupefying idiocy will leave you shell-shocked. For Hollywood the notion of turning a set of shape-changing toys into a blockbuster film franchise … Continue reading
Film review | This Must Be the Place – Sean Penn’s retired Goth rocker goes on a Nazi-hunting road trip
Funnier on screen than he’s been in any part since permanently stoned surfer dude Jeff Spicoli in 1982’s Fast Times at Ridegmont High, Sean Penn is terrific in the lead role of Italian director Paolo Sorrentino’s distinctly offbeat This Must … Continue reading
Film review | Headhunters – Nail-biting Nesbø thriller that’s so good you won’t notice the subtitles. Honest!
From The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo to The Killing, when it comes to crime the Scandinavians currently have the rest of the world running scared. Slick and suspenseful thriller Headhunters, based on the book by best-selling Norwegian novelist Jo … Continue reading
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Tagged Askel Hennie, Headhunters, Jo Nesbo, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Synnøve Macody Lund
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DVD review | Another Earth – It’s sci-fi, but not as we know it in this ambitious alternative reality drama
At the heart of low-budget indie film Another Earth is a familiar tale of guilt and redemption, yet first-time director Mike Cahill and co-writer and star Brit Marling give the material a thought-provoking twist by wrapping their story in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Another Earth, Brit Marling, Mike Cahill, William Mapother
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