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Brian Cox
Reviews Featuring Brian Cox
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.
A very raunchy but surprisingly worthy comedy. This one is better not watched in the presence of people who might be easily offended.
An eccentric, unpredictable, and above all enjoyable comedy. A must-see if youre a Bill Murray fan, and highly-recommended even if youre not.
This one is every bit as good as its later remake, some say better. The film stands up well on its own and will also appeal to those who like Hannibals later reincarnation.
In the hands of another director it may well have come across as melodramatic or preachy, but under the Spikester it pretty much works. Give this one a go if youre looking for something a bit different.
It might be a load of nonsense from an historical point of view, but Braveheart still produces the goods entertainment-wise. But does it really have to be so long??
A decent enough thriller, but does Matt Damon really need to make every film with a poker-face?
Visually stunning, but totally hollow in every other department.
Scottish football fans will get a good laugh looking for their anti-heroes among the cast and spotting some familiar crumbling old terraces in the background but anyone after a REAL challenge should just try fathoming what Robert Duvalls saying.
With its emphasis on atoning for the sins of the past, this amnesiac spy thriller may as well have been called 'Bourne on the Fourth of July'
Medieval monotony.
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
A fantastic big screen adaptation of a fantastic book keeps both kids and adults happy.
A rare turkey for Cillian Murphy as Wes Craven flounders in his first exploration into thriller territory. Bog standard at best.
A Medieval take on The Expendables that nearly exceeds it's relatively modest budget. Fun for a while but gets monotonous and dreary as it crawls to a climax.
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
This prequel is much better than the awful title suggests as it exudes an enjoyably throwaway quality. A good way to spend the inevitably rainy summer days.
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