Reviews

Seamlessly you're rooting for both sides, which is a pretty uncommon thing to say about a torture thriller.

There's no creativity here ... It's got less production values than a Disney television series.

It's not something entirely new, rather a geographical spin, and it often won't play to it's best elements.

[i]Iron Man 2[/i] may not meet expectations, but it's a much welcome chapter to a hopefully continuing saga.

Without a doubt the action scenes are the high point of Kick Ass, Big Daddy (Nicholas Cage) and Hit Girl (Chloe Moretz) plow through bad guys in glorious brutality.

An Education doesn't glorify knowledge enough to be a complete success, but it will deliver it's message, even more effectively I think to kids in high school who're thinking twice about continuing their own education.

You know the characters within the first minute of their appearance and you'll know exactly what's coming in the near future of the movie.

If the film is indeed faithful to the book, then the source material is simply not cinematic or good at all.

[i]The Lovely Bones[/i] is a surreal thriller with strong performances.

You'll spot a lot of coincidences in the monsters and Max's family and himself, Carol (Gandolfini) for example is a naive childish version of Max who can't always get what he wants.