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Gary Lewis
Reviews Featuring Gary Lewis
Outstanding performances make this one of the best British films to date. Men and women both will find it touching, funny and enriching.
Poignant, gritty and realistic, but also extremely tough on the eye.
Offers us something different from the usual (and increasingly tiresome) gangland matter, but the end product is confusing, muddled-up and far, FAR too long. Any fans of DiCaprio out there (well, it takes all sorts) would be much better off picking up a copy of the vastly-superior Catch Me If You Can.
Well-acted, but not particularly memorable. Harry Eden's one to look out for in the future.
Watch the first one instead. Twice.
Tuck yourself in the loft and watch this little cracker in the dark. Thats if the cable on your DVD player will stretch that far. Otherwise youre probably better off just watching it in the living room. Actually, its probably more comfortable there too.
This tale of love and loss inside (and outside) the Glasgow-Asian community is even-handed without resorting to easy stereotypes.
It is impossible to say no to this Shakespearean take on life and love in a post-9/11 world.
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