If you fancy anything edgier than this self-indulgent rubbish then go fishing.
A rather uneven affair that suffers from unlikeable characters and the bypassing of an interesting wider social context.
Forget the controversy surrounding the brutal violence, The Killer Inside Me is a well-acted, thought provoking film noir impressively told from the twisted point of view of a serial killer.
Paul Verhoeven is at his crazy best with this mixture of B-movie shoot-em-up and anti-Imperialist critique. It’s much deeper than it would seem at first glance but it’s also great fun.
A vastly inferior sequel that just doesn’t grab the viewer’s attention like the original. Explanation over-load removes any hint of mystery and proves to be [Rec]2’s major downfall.
Nicholas Cage is back on form with this impressive Herzog police thriller remake high on surreal humour and narcotics. Not one of Herzog’s best but a pleasing watch nonetheless.
Plenty of well executed, fast-paced action makes Prince of Persia enjoyable enough for a youthful audience, just don’t expect a servicable storyline or it to be over in a reasonable time.
.Nolan Christopher from thriller time-bending enthralling An
Definitely more stand-alone historical epic than Robin Hood instalment this is original and exciting nonetheless. A success despite Russell Crowe’s Anglo-Irish Robin Hood.
If you only go to see one Jihadist comedy this year, make it this one.
