A Liar’s Autobiography – Competition
A Liar’s Autobiography is out on DVD out now and we’re giving away three copies and three posters.
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The Toy Story series has been unusual in its consistently high level of quality, and when the boxed set comes out it deserves to earn pride of place in any family film library.
Whether it’s the good v evil, the battling against adversity, the morals or the outlook it leaves you with, it’s just one of those films that stays with you.
Excellent pacing, fine set pieces, a few good jokes and a couple of beguiling performances left me, eventually, shamefully, seduced.
Although the template of the film is the same tired routine, a refreshing, lyrical Russell Brand gives new energy to a weary format.
Born Ilich RamĂrez Sánchez in Venezeula in 1949, Carlos was a committed and cold revolutionary who likened himself to Che Guevera, but who’s own personal war against capitalism and imperialism took in a more random and international selection of victims.
Don’t go to see this expecting it to have everything you want from Predators movie, instead go in to have fun and see someone bury the awful AVP franchise.
The line between the actor and the character is blurring, and it’s arguable whether John Favreau’s second film is any good, or just another thrilling dosage of Downey Jr. at his finest
It refers to both the literal, fatal nightmares experienced by the characters in the film, and the figurative nightmare of having to sit through this embarrassingly boring work of rubbish.
A sprawling ensemble piece, Brooklyn’s Finest follows three New York cops who all work within the same precinct.
With a touch of the heist, loyalty testing and very real and flawed personalities, there is a lot more to this story than merely an inflated comic book caper full of action sequences.