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Movies 23.11.2010

The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets’ Nest review

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This leaves Blomkvist to really drive the film, and after two and a half hours I was getting restless.

The Millennium Trilogy concludes with The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets’ Nest. But does it provide a satisfying final third? Here’s Rupert’s review…

Movies 19.08.2010

The Girl Who Played With Fire review

Rupert De Paula

Stieg Larsson’s phenomenally successful Millennium series gets its second adaptation with The Girl Who Played With Fire. So how does it fare? Rupert finds out...

Movies 17.06.2010

MacGruber review

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In short, this is one of the stupidest, most puerile films I have seen in a long, long time. The good news is it was also very funny

MacGruber finally makes it to the UK, and Rupert hopes it experiences a better fate over here...

Movies 06.06.2010

Greenberg review

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Rupert de Paula reviews low budget, lo-fi Greenberg, the latest film from The Squid And The Whale director Noah Baumbach...

Movies 04.06.2010

She’s Out Of My League review

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Rupert de Paula takes a look at She's Out Of My League, the screwball bromance comedy from the writers of Hot Tub Time Machine...

Movies 01.06.2010

Death at a Funeral review

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Rupert checks out comedy remake Death At A Funeral, starring Chris Rock…

Movies 21.04.2010

Date Night review

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It's a good job that Date Night has Tina Fey and Steve Carell on board, who make comedy gold from a script of straw...

Disc Reviews 18.03.2010

The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus DVD review

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Rupert checks out Heath Ledger's final film, Terry Gilliam's The Imaginarium Of Doctor Parnassus, as it hits DVD...

Movies 08.03.2010

The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo review

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Will Rupert join the chorus of voices praising The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo to the skies?

Movies 02.03.2010

The Scouting Book For Boys review

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A terrific British drama with some excellent moments, Rupert checks out The Scouting Book For Boys...

Movies 25.02.2010

From Paris With Love review

Rupert de Paula

Our second take on the new John Travolta action flick From Paris With Love. But will Rupert like it as much as Ron did?

Movies 17.02.2010

Solomon Kane: James Purefoy interview

Rupert de Paula

When you're faced by a group of ghouls or the walking undead? I don't think a pithy one-liner is the first thing to come to mind!

The star of Solomon Kane, billed as the West Country Batman by this very site, chats about the film. It's Mr James Purefoy...

Movies 08.02.2010

The Wolfman review

Rupert de Paula

The middle ground is always dangerous, being neither one nor the other, and The Wolfman suffers from this stylistic schizophrenia

After many delays, The Wolfman finally arrives in cinemas this week. So, we asked Rupert:: is it any good?

Movies 02.02.2010

Invictus review

Rupert de Paula

Clint Eastwood unites Morgan Freeman and Matt Damon in an uplifting story of South Africa and the 1995 rugby World Cup...

Disc Reviews 30.01.2010

Surrogates review

Rupert de Paula

Surrogates had the potential to be something really very interesting indeed. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be...

Movies 31.12.2009

Top 10 Films of the Decade

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Rupert picks out his ten best films of the ten years just gone...

Movies 31.12.2009

Top 10 Stinkers of the Decade

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What are the worst films of the past ten years that are best forgotten? Here are Rupert's suggestions...

Movies 07.12.2009

The Limits Of Control review

Rupert de Paula

Jim Jarmusch's latest film, The Limits Of Control, is far from his best. Yet it might just stick around in your head afterwards...

Movies 02.12.2009

Cracks review

Rupert de Paula

From the daughter of Ridley Scott comes a superb little movie that may yet attract awards attention. Rupert checks out Cracks...

Movies 25.11.2009

Nativity review

Rupert de Paula

A Christmas film that's not as Christmassy as you might think? No wonder Nativity has made Rupert happy...

Movies 21.11.2009

Law Abiding Citizen review

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Finally arriving in the UK, Law Abiding Citizen sprinkles moments of quality in the midst of an otherwise okay thriller.

Movies 09.11.2009

2012 review

Rupert de Paula

After two more hours of skyscrapers collapsing, tidal waves consuming cities and the ground generally being torn asunder, the slightest sniff of one trick pony-ism does start to permeate

Roland Emmerich blows the world up again, as his latest effects opus, 2012, proves to be his best film since Independence Day...

Movies 05.11.2009