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Cillian Murphy
Reviews Featuring Cillian Murphy
This shocking and disturbing British horror flick provides plenty of thrills and gripping tension.
A well-acted, ambitiously plotted directorial debut which will leave you with a big smile. If all romantic comedies had this much cynicism, violence and raw energy, there would be hope for the genre.
A much better title would have been Much Ado About Painting.
In his best, and darkest, outing to date, the masked avenger's personal 'issues' reflect those of the world in the wake of 9/11.
This sequel to Batman Begins is better than its predecessor, and Ledgers Joker will go down as one of the best screen villains of all time.
Like an attractive newsreader, Inception is intelligent, pretty and makes you think, which is a novelty nowadays in the world of the blockbuster. An extremely well-executed heist movie with a twist and another success for Christopher Nolan.
A rare turkey for Cillian Murphy as Wes Craven flounders in his first exploration into thriller territory. Bog standard at best.
A total victory of style over substance from first time Director Joseph Kosinski that's really awe-inspiring big screen fun. There's plenty to criticise but just enjoy the ride.
Looks and sounds fabulous but gets a little bit silly in the end.
The main advantage of living in this dystopian future where most people die at 25 would be that I would have died before being made to watch this movie. In Time certainly doesn't live up to it's potential.
Certainly a great action spectacle but this time it's a slightly flawed cinematic event from Christopher Nolan.
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