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Reviews Featuring Sean Bean
Laughably bad sci-fi noir.
The Lord of the Rings: the Fellowship of the Ring
Awesome. All the bits of the film that should have been in there in the first place, a must for collectors and Tolkein fans everywhere. Gorgous packaging, sumptuous quality. Both editions are great value for money. If youre like me, youll probably end up owning both.
This is an outstanding period piece full of wonderful characters. Although this film version runs to longer than three hours, it never drags or loses its grip. Highly recommended.
Visually stunning, but totally hollow in every other department.
This amiable cake-eating adventure yarn tries to rediscover what has real value in America besides wealth, but cannot in the end resist showing us the money.
Its loud, proud, and moves at a hundred miles an hour and its also the most mindlessly enjoyable flick of 2005. Check your brain cells at the theatre door and enjoy a trip to The Island.
An eerie, disturbing film, not for fans of the game
Okay but not great, Black Death is deftly moody and unsentimentally brutal in parts but never really hits its stride when it should.
Undoubtedly ridiculous but hugely entertaining with cool characters, a likeable new 007 and awesome stunts. Just the shot in the arm the Bond series needed.
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