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Colin Firth
Reviews Featuring Colin Firth
Pure escapism and joy for it's audience, and makes the world seem a better place!
Rank rotten pile of nonsense that even dreamy-eyed little girlies should give a wide berth.
Plenty of people will love this film (you know who you are), but personally I couldnt wait to escape the theatre by the time the full 135 minutes had been wrung dry.
A much better title would have been Much Ado About Painting.
You wont have too much trouble keeping up with this particular Jones but you might enjoy it. If you like that sort of thing.
Superbly grim and unsettling psychological thriller in which Colin Firth at last gets to show his stubbly side.
Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason
Goes beyond the edge of not just reason, but comedy and good sense. Lets hope Bridget keeps her diary private from now on.
If youre after a true insight into what makes the British football fan tick, give this pedestrian rom-com a miss and head straight for the book.
The luvvies cant get enough on it, but its fair to say Joe Public remains undecided and rightly so. Still, there are worse ways to pass two-and-a-half hours.
Its no Grease or Sweeney Todd, but Mamma Mia! doesnt promise anything it doesnt deliver, and for the musical fan or the ABBA geek, its worth a sing-along.
Dorian Gray has it's redeeming features but it all seems a bit underwhelming more of a BBC2 period drama deemed too hot for TV.
For a brainless girl's night in you can't really go wrong with this simple comedy outing - unless you're a man or over thirty, in which case, steer well clear.
Dark, scary, and fantastic visually, this revamp of the quintessential Christmas story sticks close to its source and delivers the intended allegory on the inevitable cost of greed.
A...A...An excellent take on one member of the royal family's attempts to overcome a debilitating speech impediment. Far more interesting than it sounds.
If you want to see lovely attention to detail and a wonderfully grim portrayal of the Seventies then go see this. But for entertainment and an intriuiging plot you should probably stay away.
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