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My Dog Tulip the cinema equivalent of being cosied up next to a warm fire drinking hot chocolate on a cold autumn evening.
If you like your westerns funny, romping and full of brilliantly surreal moments, then you will thoroughly enjoy True Grit.
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.
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.
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