Accomplished and unpleasant, Please Give is an engaging and clever film. Thorny, but first-class.
Nice cast, shame about the script. Wild Target is an average hit, but Nighy's aim is as sharp as ever. Worryingly enjoyable.
"You like me so much more than you think you do". Elegantly awkward and emotionally honest, Greenberg sticks with you for hours.
"Be on your guard, God has slipped off the horizon" - unexpectedly intelligent and consistently dark, Black Death doesn't fail to leave its mark.
A gripping and unnerving account of one man's cold-blooded mind, The Killer Inside Me makes for harsh viewing. Hard-core, but high quality
A story about telling stories, The Brothers Bloom is enjoyable to the last. It’s far from Brick, but far from boring.
Imagine inviting a bunch of shouty annoying people to a funeral. Then paying to have them stand around the coffin being all shouty and annoying.
Distractions aside, these ladies no longer understand, or fit into, the real world. Sex and the City 2 is nothing more than a two hour gimmick.
Newell's newest skimps on plot but delivers what matters: frenetic, fast-paced action.
Streetdance 3-D is traditional British fare: an acrobatic urban panto with the heart of a rom-com. Unavoidably fun.
Large in scale and gritty in tone, Robin Hood is a generic re-imagining of a much-loved hero. Bloated, but watchable.
| Somewhere Trailer Online |
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| Written by Ivan Radford |
| Tuesday, 15 June 2010 09:54 |
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We've all had time to recover from Marie Antoinette, so now Sofia Coppola is back in existential awards-friendly mode with her latest, Somewhere. At least that's what it looks like from the trailer, which turned up online last night.
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