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You may be able to take the boy out of Paisley, but taking Paisley out of the boy proves harder. So it’s refreshing to see Gerard Butler back to his badass best
The killer is huge, 6’4 1/2″, 300 pounds of hard muscle running to fat. Dark, almost black, eyes stare implacably at you from under heavy, sleepy lids. There’s no mercy, no feeling
In a shabby, nameless, seaside town the brutal murder of a 12-year-old girl has dark consequences for cop brothers Joe (Paul Bettany) and Chrissie Fairbairn (Stephen Graham). After finding voyeuristic photos of
Forget the teen angst of the Twilight saga’s emasculated sparkle fairies or the curiously sexless (despite being clad in sprayed-on rubber!) werewolf-battling Matrix-rejects of the Underworld series – vampire tales are all about sex! And not the
Don’t you find humour is such an over-rated quality in comedy? Thank God then for Todd Phillips who’s managed to free us from the tyranny of laughter, nailing the coffin lid down
A swaggering, immature waster and petty criminal, Adam (Jack O’Connell) is the titular ‘liability.’ After crashing his gangster stepfather Peter’s (Peter Mullan) car, Adam is forced to take on a little job
Sundance London Review Imagine for a moment gentle reader that you’re on holiday. You’re on holiday in Switzerland. You’re having a rare old time; it’s a veritable non-stop orgy of yodelling, fondue
***Spoiler Free*** Before this review boldly goes where few others are likely to go given the near universal wave of critical love the film is currently surfing, it’s important to note that
Slick crime boss Alphonse (Terrence Howard) isn’t having the best of days. Someone is playing mind games with him, sending him cryptic threats, and now his most trusted men are turning up
When mild-mannered paper maker Liu Jinxi (Donnie Yen) intervenes during the robbery of the village general store by two notorious bandits he arouses the suspicions of inquisitive detective Xu (Takeshi Kaneshiro) who’s