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Peter Mullan
Reviews Featuring Peter Mullan
A simultaneously dark and light tale, told with minimum fuss and maximum effectiveness. Just be warned Sister Act it aint.
Poignant, gritty and realistic, but also extremely tough on the eye.
Gritty and raw but appealing and even entertaining examination of wasted lives and drug addiction. Not to be missed.
A well-made and well-acted film with a distinct indie feel to it. Just a pity David Mackenzie couldnt find a better tale to give his big screen adaptation treatment to.
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??
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.
Tense and twisty grifter remake - but so close to the original, it's criminal.
With an involving story, realistic setting and well executed action scenes, Children of Men is one of the best Dystopian movies out there.
Diabetes-inducing sappy drama from Spielberg that fails to capture the imagination. A real missed opportunity of a unique premise.
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