Public Enemies Review: Cop-Out ‘N’ Robbers
Matt Risley is impressed but not amazed by Michael Mann's beautiful period cops'n'robbers piece.....
Ice Age 3 Review: Jurassic Lark
Ice Age returns, but is the franchise teetering on extinction or back with a roar?
Rudo Y Cursi Review: Ay Caramba!
The 'triumvirate of Mexican cinema' comes together for this football indie comedy. Is it any good?
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Public Enemies Review: Cop-Out ‘N’ Robbers
PUBLIC ENEMIES: On general release from Wednesday 1st July In theory, there’s simply no other movie that director Michael Mann could have made. With a CV and directorial passion captivated by both real-life stories (Ali, The Last of the Mohicans) and the heady mix of stylish gun-porn and morally ambiguous crime flicks (Heat, Collateral), an avenue... [Read more of this review]
Ice Age 3 Review: Jurassic Lark
ICE AGE 3: On general release from Wednesday 3rd July As anyone who’s visited the crumbling ruins of the Nebraska State Pog & Pokemon Museum will soberly advise, even the coolest of childrens’ fads are all too fleeting. And they’re the lucky ones – the memorial to commemorate the 17 lives lost in the Tokyo Furby landfill disaster... [Read more of this review]
Rudo Y Cursi Review: Ay Caramba!
RUDO Y CURSI: On General Release from Friday 26th June The cast and crew of Rudo y Cursi reads like a who’s who list of Mexican cinema, which only makes it more disappointing that this film is so utterly futile. It was the glorious triumvirate of production team Alejandro González Iñárritu (Amores Perros), Guillermo del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth)... [Read more of this review]
Year One Review: Ben Durr
YEAR ONE: On General Release from Friday 26th June 2009. If the age old adage ‘Never judge a book by its cover’ were to be adapted for film it would read: Never judge a film by its trailer. I’d seen some clips from the Harold Ramis co-written and directed comedy Year One a while ago and hadn’t been that impressed. Sure, it... [Read more of this review]
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