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Prepare yourself for another bout of gut-wrenching comedy as the outlandish Larry David returns in the hit US series Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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30 Minutes Or Less is enjoyable enough in a naughty schoolboy fashion, but fairly unremarkable long term.
In Will Gluck’s new rom-com, Justin Timberlake may just have found a compatible niche that his army of fans want to see him in.
With writer Marti Noxon at the helm, the success of this funny and entertaining pop at the vampire genre is unsurprising.
This fantastic feature-length début from director Eli Craig should set the precedent for comedy horror mash-ups.
In many ways this is the Steve Rogers of Marvel’s comic adaptations – straight-forward and likeable but lacking a certain something.
Beginners is a visually poetic and assured feature that masterfully mixes elements of humour, surrealism and arthouse romance.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is as epic a finale as the series could have hoped for.
Though gorgeous to look at, Tree of Life is almost too absurd to carry the weight of its own shifts in tone, and the ending takes the occasionally over-literal philosophising beyond the point of profundity and into cheesy Christian territory.
Holy Rollers takes a true story about a ring of Hasidic Jewish drug smugglers based in 90s Brooklyn and makes it into something much less interesting or amusing than it has any right to be.
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