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John Malkovich
Reviews Featuring John Malkovich
Unoriginal, non-sensical and not particularly funny.
A disappointing thriller that tries to hard too be atmospheric in the hope of covering up a largely hole-filled and one-dimensional plot.
Curiouser and curiouser and very, very funny.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Hardly an earth-shattering solution to life, the universe and everything, but still gratifyingly eccentric.
The Coens have delivered a superb follow up to their masterful No Country for Old Men by not even trying to do something similar.
Changeling is solid drama from Eastwood and Jolie, and despite some over the top characterizations, its definitely a suspenseful tale of a corrupt system and the woman brave enough to take it on to save her son.
This was never going to be a classic but it's got a timeless story, great animation and is a fun watch to be taken with a pinch of salt.
It's a mess, and Megan Fox is pretty much pointless, but Jonah Hex has its moments of B-movie Western fun.
Red does all the things an action movie should do, and it proves you don't need hot young stars to blow things up.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
No surprises here as Michael Bay produces yet another soul-destroying special effects mess to render its quality cast rather redundant.
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