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Scott grabs the audience and holds it there whilst he recounts the story of drugs overlord Frank Lucas in this solid film.

Robert Redford addresses the complex issue of fighting terror through three stories, but the film appears to lack soul.

Brick Lane explores what it is to be a foreigner looking for the idyllic in a bleak world. Beautifully shot but lacking in depth.

Director, Nolan shares about The Dark Knight's 'dense' and dark content and a new image from the film is released.

Blockbuster films were once thoughtful, yet hugely entertaining additions to filmmaking, but now are insults to their origins.

Gilroy's thriller fails to move beyond adequate, in spite of powerful acting by the majority of the cast

Grim and gothic, Burton creates an excellent piece of cinema that is wonderfully acted by a quality cast.

The creators behind Family Guy have produced a spoof that is not particularly funny.

Caruso's Disturbia nods to Hitchcock, but does it understand the voyeur?

Perfume leaves a strange sensation after watching it.

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