Monthly Archives: March 2011

Shaolin (Review)

This might be the first film I’ve ever seen with Jackie Chan in a genuine supporting role. Since he started in films in the early 80s he has either been the STAR, the star, the co-star, or a mere cameo. … Continue reading

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Unknown (Review)

                You’re married, have been for a long time. You love your missus. She loves you. You go on a working holiday to another country, to attend a conference where you are a … Continue reading

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In Defence of… Jason Statham

Some random quotes from the imdb thread entitled “How does Jason Statham keep getting work?: “Seriously, he’s awful, he’s in my raccoon wounds.” “Terrible actor. Worst ever? You bet.”’ “His films are works of pure garbage.” “My husband watches his … Continue reading

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Get Low (Review)

Another example of a triumph on paper not translating on the big screen. Get Low has a lot of potential but never reaches any  heights, leaving it a reasonably interesting but inessential film. It is nevertheless harmless and moderately enjoyable … Continue reading

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P2 (Review)

There isn’t a great deal to P2, actually bugger all really, but that is part of its charm. On Christmas Eve a young businesswoman named Angela is working back late in her plush office building before heading off to a … Continue reading

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The Descent (Review)

Every year Sara, Beth and Juno meet for a thrill-seeking holiday in various parts of the globe. At the commencement of this film they are whitewater rafting, and Sara has brought along her husband and young daughter Jessica who is … Continue reading

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