Affleck has turned out an accomplished and riveting crime thriller. The Town isn't as hot as Heat, but it's one hell of a scorcher.
A proper horror for kids big and small, The Hole is a great relief after The Human Centipede. Friendly fun to freak out the hole (ahem) family.
Committed and convincing, I'm Still Here is a brave and unusual piece of cinema. Fascinating.
As bleak as Brick, Winter's Bone is a cold modern mystery that should earn Jennifer Lawrence an Oscar. A frostbitten pleasure.
There are flashes of brilliance in this frantic Ferrell vehicle. The Other Guys never shoots to kill, but it frequently finds your funny bone.
Intelligently titillating, Tamara Drewe hides its smarts under a hedgerow of filth. Unassuming, undeniably fun.
Drew and Justin make sparks fly in this natural, likeable movie. Unlike most rom-coms this year, Going the Distance is worth making the trip to see.
Mumblecore meets mainstream without making a masterpiece. Painful and heartfelt but rarely funny, Cyrus is good but it's no Greenberg.
A run-of-the-mill rock biopic elevated by its quick script and great cast. Forget mopey Bella: Kristen Stewart rocks.
The Last Exorcism blends belief, doubt and humour to produce some seriously scary cinema. Until the dubious ending.
Ill-conceived but entertaining, the year's second sperm donor rom-com leaves no embarrassing stains.
With kids back to school and education funding cut, what's the best way to educate your child? Cinema.
| Tokyo Takes on Paranormal Activity |  |
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| Written by Ivan Radford |
| Thursday, 16 September 2010 14:19 |
With its low-budget, handheld style and box office success, Paranormal Activity was a certified phenomenon. So much so that it now will have two sequels, one of them specific to Japan.
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