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John Cleese
Reviews Featuring John Cleese
Brilliant cast, brilliant script, brilliant direction. Just brilliant.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
A rollicking family adventure that will please parents as much as children, although the 'slug vomiting scenes may be a bit much for the younger or more sensitive ones.
Enjoy. We did.
A fine addition to the Bond film collection, with the usual collection of gadgets, bad guys, chases and plenty of action.
Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle
One big self-referential mess, created entirely for visual effect at the total expense of plot, entertainment value and wit.
One of the most memorable movies of the 80s, worthy of any DVD collection.
One long, drawn-out and not even accidentally funny mess.
Not quite as good as the first one, but guaranteed to make you smile, smile, smile all the way home.
Silly but fun take the whole family along.
This Brit-packed tale of feathery heroics might not have the bods at Pixar losing sleep any time soon but its a Valiant effort.
Sit the whole family down to this Python-made romp through time and space.
Absolutely nothing memorable, Planet 51 is still a mildly entertaining kids flick that's not too dumbed down for adults.
All in all, its a good film, not a great one, but one that ends the series well, and one that the kids will love.
A pointless remake that's ruined by trying to bring it up to date. At least Keanu Reeves found his perfect role as a man with no personality.
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