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John Lynch
Reviews Featuring John Lynch
Mildly entertaining in places, but utterly predictable and never remotely thought-provoking.
This life-affirming comedy about accusations of paedophilia may seem sweet, but it leaves a very odd aftertaste.
Okay but not great, Black Death is deftly moody and unsentimentally brutal in parts but never really hits its stride when it should.
Scott Mann brings us an alcoholic priest, master of free running and triad assassin in a fairly unoriginal but enjoyable action movie set in the most unlikely of places.
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