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It is impossible to dislike a single moment of Charlie Bartlett, but it is equally impossible to pin it down.

Why is it that you filmmakers keep insisting that the future is populated by people sporting Mohawks, fishnet stockings and leather underpants?

The only real surprise about What Happens In Vegas is that nobody thought to make it before now.

We never imagined we’d see a more misguided children’s film than Robert Altman’s Popeye. But when you’re wrong, you’re wrong…

Hollywood has been encroaching on the Marvel-verse since 1944 when children handed over jam-jars to catch the first serialised version of Captain America.

Incarceration with little or no explanation. A concrete fortress. Water torture. Discombobulating scenes involving fingernails.

Tara Brady reviews Vincent Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis

At the turn-of-the-millennium, the J-horror was our love supreme.

The time has come for all decent-thinking, anti-interventionist libertarians to rise up and take action.

While there are laughs to be had, a bad movie is a bad movie and Botched is a very bad movie indeed.

Set against the moist world of teenage synchronised swimming, Water Lilies forms a sexual triangle around a French suburbanite Esther Williams.

Strange Wilderness is s stoner comedy that appears to have been fashioned by the stoner for the stoner.

Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1970 masterpiece is, even by the standards set at the tippy-top of the film canon, required viewing.

This ought to be a series of thrilling monkeyshines to be accompanied by popcorn and Revels. But 21 can’t make ‘action’ at the tables look any more exciting than completing a tax return.

When Clooney and Zelweger are together, it’s tumbleweeds not sparks that fly. Still, it’s hard to entirely resist Clooney when he’s batting his eyelashes in our direction.


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