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Paul offers a highly entertaining, albeit juvenile-humoured alternative to the usual loved-up pulp that comes out on Valentine’s Day.
Good news for Statham fans, and fans of shoot/blow-em-up kung-fu-lery because it has all those exciting and well-staged elements done in an erratic and on-the-clock fashion.
‘Ordeal’ doesn’t even cover what Ralston went through. ‘Heroic’ is an inadequate adjective. ‘Superhuman’ is nearly there.
If you bear with it, Tracker becomes quietly riveting. A haunting little gem.
The film will certainly draw audiences with its star power but whether it offers something truly different to the standard rom-com is up for debate – with marks given for effort.
Tangled is the time-old tale about a girl with lengthy golden hair who is imprisoned in a tower by a wicked sorceress, until a passing prince hears her singing and rescues her, but tweaked a little.
It’s a good tale, but a shame that so many elements conspire to make the end result a little too hard going.
As a psychological horror, Black Swan is a flawless, immersive experience, and one that hardcore aficionados of film will revel in.
The King’s Speech is an unlikely but well-deserved biopic of King George VI, the quiet man in Britain’s twentieth century monarchy.
With her second feature film, Joanna Hogg has cemented her position alongside the likes of Andrea Arnold as a key figure in British cinema.
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