Hellboy II - The Golden Army

Guillermo del Toro's fairytale is a fusion of the fabulist imagination of Pan's Labyrinth with the witty, irreverent comic-book action of his own Hellboy.»

Persepolis

A delightful, curious film that indulges in both the personal and political and provides a potted history of modern Iran»

Son of A Lion

Benjamin Gilmour taps into the reality of Pakistani civilian life in his debut directional effort, Son of A Lion.»

Tropic Thunder

Tropic Thunder is nothing but mild vulgarity mixed with explosions and entitlement, a piss-take on Hollywood excess that doubles as an example of it.»

Star Wars - The Clone Wars

Yes, it's a Star Wars movie. The series' first feature-length outing in animated form, this is by no means a bad movie.»

Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden

Spurlock covers a lot of ideas, travels extensively and has gathered together a timely snapshot of life on the other side of the conflict.»

Star Wars - The Clone Wars

Ever since the very first Star Wars film, nerds have wanted to know more about this epic galactic conflict. »

The Visitor

The road to white people's salvation is paved with the misery of brown and black folks, or so we learn in writer-director Tom McCarthy's sophomore feature.»

Zombie Strippers

The premise is exactly what you'd expect: a zombie escapes from a government lab and winds up infecting strippers. »

The Ruins

It's hard to take entirely seriously a film in which the vibrating stamens of red vine flowers are able to mimic the sound of a mobile phone»

College Road Trip

An Illinois cop, overprotective of his college-bound baby, is pushing for matriculation at nearby Northwestern.»

Baby Mama

When Angie falls out with her slack-jawed yokel of a mate the surrogate-to-be naturally moves in with Kate, cueing much nutrition- and hygiene-based humour.»

Stop-Loss

The film meanders from one melodramatic set piece to another, while the conclusion is disappointing on the level of both politics and drama.»

Forbidden Kingdom

The 80s action fantasy may be long dead, but nobody told the folks behind The Forbidden Kingdom. »

The Bank Job

Based on real events in 1971, The Bank Job is at once glamorously retro and analogue nostalgic.»

And When Did You Last See your Father?

Based on a memoir by Blake Morrison, When Did You Last See Your Father? chronicles the death of the writer's dad, Arthur, from bowel cancer.»

The Square

The Square is your basic meat and potatoes tale of adultery, deception, and revenge, full of mean guys with weird beards, guns, and beer bellies»

Female Agents

Hot French girls with guns. What's not to love?»

The Savages

More and more of us are facing the chilling prospect of elderly parents who can no longer care for themselves.»

Married Life

How deeply we love and hate when married, or even just mating, is the topic of this polished film starring Pierce Brosnan and Rachel McAdams.»

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