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Paul Bettany
Reviews Featuring Paul Bettany
Another Marvel-inspired triumph thats at least as good as the original, if not slightly better but be prepared for a deeply confusing couple of hours if you havent seen that first one.
Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World
Big, brash and powerfully performed but it only sporadically holds the interest.
Calling it a Beautiful Mind seems a tad self-indulgent but its certainly a bloody good one.
All heart and no trousers.
Confronting viewers with an ugly picture of themselves that some may not wish to see, this fable of corruption, exploitation and vengeance in a one-dog town is a classic story told in a bold new way, with never a dull moment.
Only the stars bounce in this dull-as-Henman Wimblebore.
Medieval monotony.
A nice period romance that somehow makes Queen Victoria sexy and doesn't insult the audience's intelligence.
Legion presents some interesting ideas, and a bunch of movie references, but its definitely got some issues to work through.
Beautiful people, beautiful location, decent story and a few niggles.
No doubt a fun ride with some things going for it but Priest is just a vacuous airhead that's completely letdown by a lack of substance.
A far better superhero mash-up than it's constituent parts would suggest, Joss Whedon's The Avengers has surprisingly well-executed plot and action and comes across as entertaining and pretty funny.
Made when a one-man Robert Downey Jr. show was novel and a lot less annoying, Iron Man is a successfull comic book adaption with a nice balance of humour, plot and action.
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