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Sam Rockwell
Reviews Featuring Sam Rockwell
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
A both dark and darkly comic account of a mind as deeply strange as it is "dangerous". Youll never look at Bruce Forsyth in the same light again.
An enjoyable romp, although it occasionally gives off the impression of trying a little too hard.
Pure eye-candy but unfortunately that alone isnt enough to carry an entire movie.
Just when the confidence trick film seemed to have breathed its last, Ridley Scott has come along and given it new life by expanding its horizons. Not just a pretty scam (although it certainly is that), but also a redemptive drama whose deeply flawed central character is allowed to develop and change. Not a world changer, but far more intelligent and moving than 'Gladiator'.
New fans and nostalgia-hunters alike should love it but lets just hope the same re-release treatment isnt planned for the horrendously bad sequels.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Hardly an earth-shattering solution to life, the universe and everything, but still gratifyingly eccentric.
A film that once again shows that history will always repeat itself, this character-driven true story brings authenticity and suspense to a page of American history.
One of the best movies of the year, Moon is so much more than a story about a space station, and with a standout, virtually one-man performance from Sam Rockwell, hopefully those in the know will take interest come awards season.
A fun but pretty pointless sequel that retraces a lot of old ground and wastes a talented supporting cast in favour of an all-out blanket coverage on Robert Downey Jr.'s superhero.
Ultimately soulless and devoid of any of the laughs that could have saved it, Cowboys and Aliens has an interesting idea but is poorly executed by Favreau. Didn't make me Yee-ha once - so disappointed.
A wonderfuly dark and ridiculous comedy that gives us a slightly different kind of thriller. Sam Rockwell puts in a stellar performance and Colin Farrell stars in his third decent film ever. I'm stoked for the lad.
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