The A-Team

The A-Team

By Lisa Keddie

The A-Team is definitely summer popcorn fodder that will fill cinemas and thrill youngsters with no loyalty to the 80s first time around – and in this respect it fulfils its brief.

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Inception

Inception

By Suki Ferguson

Inception feels like a classic-yet-cutting-edge blockbuster, and one that will likely be held as a benchmark for intelligent modern action films.

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The Karate Kid

The Karate Kid

By Dan Higgins

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.

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Predators

Predators

By Neil Rolland

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.

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Toy Story 3

Toy Story 3

By Suki Ferguson

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.

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Splice

Splice

By Suki Ferguson

Splice is the story of two genetic engineer scientists whose ambitious side-project creates a creature that would have anti-stem cell campaigners crowing “We told you so, God-playing heathens!”

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The Collector

The Collector

By David Hudson

When a movie’s promotional material includes the information that it’s from the same writers “as Saw IV, V and VI”, you know that you’re not likely to be treated to subtlety.

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Heartbreaker

Heartbreaker

By Joe Fraser

Excellent pacing, fine set pieces, a few good jokes and a couple of beguiling performances left me, eventually, shamefully, seduced.

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My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?

My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?

By Neil Rolland

Herzog returns in a collaboration with David Lynch which tickles the senses.

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Get Him To The Greek

Get Him To The Greek

By Dan Higgins

Although the template of the film is the same tired routine, a refreshing, lyrical Russell Brand gives new energy to a weary format.

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