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It is impossible to dislike a single moment of Charlie Bartlett, but it is equally impossible to pin it down.
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Why is it that you filmmakers keep insisting that the future is populated by people sporting Mohawks, fishnet stockings and leather underpants?
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The only real surprise about What Happens In Vegas is that nobody thought to make it before now.
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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…
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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.
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Incarceration with little or no explanation. A concrete fortress. Water torture. Discombobulating scenes involving fingernails.
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Tara Brady reviews Vincent Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis
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At the turn-of-the-millennium, the J-horror was our love supreme.
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The time has come for all decent-thinking, anti-interventionist libertarians to rise up and take action.
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While there are laughs to be had, a bad movie is a bad movie and Botched is a very bad movie indeed.
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Set against the moist world of teenage synchronised swimming, Water Lilies forms a sexual triangle around a French suburbanite Esther Williams.
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Strange Wilderness is s stoner comedy that appears to have been fashioned by the stoner for the stoner.
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Bernardo Bertolucci’s 1970 masterpiece is, even by the standards set at the tippy-top of the film canon, required viewing.
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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.
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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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