Source Code

Source Code

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Jones has delivered a fast-paced, interesting action thriller that is a world ahead of Tony Scott’s Denzel Washington-fronted mediocrity that has passed for action in recent years.

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Submarine

Submarine

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Ayoade turning his hand towards a feature film has been a while coming. Thankfully it’s every bit as good as you want it be.

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Rango

Rango

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Despite its rather empty plot, those with an appreciation of silly, dark humour, fantastic animation and sprawling Western references, will have plenty to enjoy in Rango.

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I Am Number Four

I Am Number Four

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If you hate Twilight, teen romance, anything featuring incredibly attractive or hideously deformed aliens or positive portrayals of pretentious amateur photography, give this a miss.

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Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom

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Animal Kingdom is the best Australian film that I have ever seen, and I want you to believe it without irony.

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The Adjustment Bureau

The Adjustment Bureau

By Amer Chadha-Patel

If you liked Inception but found it gave you a headache, then The Adjustment Bureau is the one for you.

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The Eagle

The Eagle

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What could have been an intelligent revival of the classics-themed adventure genre feels disappointingly standard issue

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My Dog Tulip

My Dog Tulip

By Gabriella Apicella

My Dog Tulip the cinema equivalent of being cosied up next to a warm fire drinking hot chocolate on a cold autumn evening.

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True Grit

True Grit

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If you like your westerns funny, romping and full of brilliantly surreal moments, then you will thoroughly enjoy True Grit.

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Sanctum

Sanctum

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Mr Cameron has a penchant for setting dramas deep underwater – he did it in The Abyss, he did it in Titantic, and here he does it in Sanctum.

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