Reviews

'Hardly a classic given the talents of Carell, Rudd and Roach at his best. It bungles utilising plenty of talent in a lightweight comedy effort that brings little fresh to the table.' ...

'The method is well-worn and the subject-matter familiar, but this is a smart, scary little picture.' Read the Full review at

'The first third of 'The Switch,' directed by Josh Gordon and Will Speck, is so bizarre that it leads you to wonder if, through some miraculous lack of oversight, the movie will blaze a...

'fast cuts, off-kilter puns, sight gags and sound effects in such profusion that you may want to see it again as soon as its over. But underneath is a disarming sincerity and a remarkable willi...

'it's worth the price of admission alone to spend time in the company of Sweden's premiere bisexual emo-sleuth' Read the full review at

'More The Wild Geese than The Wild Bunch, The Expendables is not a wasted opportunity, but more one not fully exploited. For action fans raised on Commando and Cobra, the ensemble cast and '...

'By turns vicious and vulnerable, Jolie is in her element as a new action heroine with icon potential. Keeping you guessing and gasping, it passes the litmus test of any new franchise: come the...

'Bittersweet, moving and utterly beautiful: a love letter to cinema and to Scotland.' Read the full review at

'Bruckheimer waves his wand at another would-be franchise, but the magic's sporadic. Good-looking blockbusting-by-numbers.' Read the full review at

'Far from the catastrophe the US bewailed, but still disappointingly clunky.' Read the full review at Sc...

'Enjoyable as it is, in its affectionate way, there's a feeling of superfluousness about this latest spoof of the '70s-era Blaxploitation flick' Read the full review at

'Street-dancing films should come with their own rating category: not suitable for over-15s.' Read the full review at

'Nine years on from the first movie but somehow the effects have gone backwards and the charm has gone missing' Read the full review at

'They make a fun duo, but none of the constituent genres work in this overbearing action-rom-com. ' Read the full review at

'Eric Elmosnino is terrific as the louche French icon in Joann Sfar's vivid biopic. Shame about that second hour.' Read the full review at