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Mel Gibson
Reviews Featuring Mel Gibson
An odd movie, never quite one thing or another. However, it is gripping and so is well worth taking the time to watch for the thrills.
Great Friday night popcorn fodder well worth a rent.
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??
Despite graphically portraying lots of nails, this film never really pins Jesus down. Beautiful, violent - and also funny for all the wrong reasons, and boring.
A brave attempt at bringing a landmark TV series to the big screen but it doesnt work.
The message is a bit clunky and the story suffers through its lack of willingness to take any risks with the tried-and-tested Disney formula but its not bad.
Mel Gibson is back with this middle-of-the-road conspiracy thriller that's spoiled by hammy dialogue, Ray Winstone and a tedious storyline.
Plenty of stunts, memorable scenes and pre-alcohol-Brit-bashing Mel Gibson makes this revenge thriller a winner. A little dated when seen today but George Miller has to get credit for getting there first and on a small budget too.
A sequel that's better than the original thanks to excellent plot progression, characters to care about and one almighty action scene. Incidentally, if you have a leather fetish then this is the best film you'll be able to find outside of your local Erotic City.
Depending on your viewpoint, it's either pretentiousy over-the-top or a great story mixed with impressively authentic detail. (The answer is 'b'.)
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