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"I approached with a mixture of dread and resignation. And was promptly charmed to pieces." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 25, 2008
 
Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging (2008)54%
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"There will surely come a point when the mythology around Salford's most famous rock group will run dry, but it hasn't yet: this superbly made documentary by Grant Gee deserves to sit on DVD shelves everywhere as a companion piece to Control." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 2, 2008
 
Joy Division (2006)n/a
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"The movie gets plain silly, but at least it's lively, and young girls will enjoy Nim's lifestyle in her eco-friendly and frolic-packed tropical paradise." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 2, 2008
 
Nim's Island (2008)49%
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"Based on yet another Marvel series, Iron Man has plenty of things going for it, the main assets being an enjoyably sardonic Downey, his hardware, and the downturned mouth of his new metal visage - a warning that this self-styled messiah means business." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 2, 2008
 
Iron Man (2008)93%
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"A war drama about waiting, and the director, Joseph Cedar, does a terrific job hanging danger and crushing tedium in the air, side by side." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Mar 28, 2008
 
Beaufort (2008)88%
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"A generous portrait of a community, past and present, reflecting on their unexpected contribution to the cinema." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jan 18, 2008
 
Back to Normandy (2008)88%
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"Hauntingly photographed by Robbie Müller, it's one of this hugely uneven filmmaker's crispest, finest moments." -- Independent
Posted Jan 4, 2008
 
Alice in the Cities ()100%
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"Shot in luminous, high-contrast black and white, it has the rugged if faintly self-important authority of a Hemingway short story." -- Independent
Posted Jan 4, 2008
 
The Violin (2007)94%
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"Van Sant's film is almost calculatedly minor, but it gets at something about adolescence as a wobbly and transitional business, not the semi-permanent grunge idyll he's sometimes guilty of loving a little too much." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Dec 28, 2007
 
Paranoid Park (2008)74%
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"Camp fun, and catnip for a demographic that British cinema doesn't often bother to please." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Dec 21, 2007
 
St. Trinian's (2007)41%
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"The stand-out set piece is an agonising car chase in the rain, replacing the full-throttle showmanship of the Bourne series with a foot on the brake, a shotgun pointing out of the adjacent car, and a series of tight close-ups on the terrified Phoenix." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Dec 14, 2007
 
We Own The Night (2007)54%
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"Fans of Philip Pullman's acclaimed novel The Golden Compass may not approve of this new film adaptation, but it can't be faulted for excitement." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Dec 5, 2007
 
The Golden Compass (2007)41%
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"There are plenty of surprises in this amusing Donnie Darko-ish metaphysical thriller, but watching Van Wilder and Blade: Trinity star Ryan Reynolds flex some previously hidden acting chops is the main one." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Nov 30, 2007
 
The Nines (2007)68%
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"The peerless tale of two rival drama queens, playing as the central attraction in the BFI Southbank's Joseph L Mankiewicz season, and rightly so." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Nov 30, 2007
 
All About Eve (1950)100%
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"Working from a sombre palette and with little to no dialogue, Tsai crafts a dazed fantasy about companionship and its power to revivify." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Nov 16, 2007
 
I Don't Want To Sleep Alone (2007)88%
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"So extravagantly, hilariously rude as to be almost indescribable." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Nov 16, 2007
 
The Wayward Cloud (2007)82%
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"Adapted with refreshing irreverence by Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary, even if students of the Anglo-Saxon text may be taken aback by some of their coarser liberties." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Nov 16, 2007
 
Beowulf (2007)69%
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"The friskiness of this pas de deux is something, and the acting duet enough of a selling point." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Nov 2, 2007
 
Interview (2007)57%
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"Quite demented." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 26, 2007
 
No Smoking (2007)50%
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"If Moore were a more radical polemicist, he might have focused squarely on this alarming social injustice, but, perhaps rightly, he sees a broader one. Even the insured are handing themselves over to a bewildering lottery." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 26, 2007
 
Sicko (2007)93%
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"There's a shameless romantic streak here, quite welcome in a boy-targeted genre that usually insists battles are cool and love is for wimps." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 19, 2007
 
Stardust (2007)76%
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"The jokes don't quite stay the course, but writer-director Jonathan King generates far too much goodwill for you to mind." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 12, 2007
 
Black Sheep (2007)71%
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"A very thoughtful and imaginative effort." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 12, 2007
 
The Counterfeiters (2008)94%
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"Fun horror-comedy about tourists being picked off in the swamps. Tongues are firmly in cheeks; heads don't stay long on shoulders." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 5, 2007
 
Hatchet (2007)46%
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"Exposes a paranoid personality, testy with his critics and bullish about his methodology." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 5, 2007
 
Manufacturing Dissent (2007)52%
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"If this mix doesn't entirely work, it's perhaps because there are so few surprises – the forensic elements of the investigation would be wrapped up in minutes by CSI's boffins. Still, it's possible to respect the effort while doubting the achievement." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Oct 5, 2007
 
The Kingdom (2007)51%
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"Part folk musical, part occult chiller, and quite mad." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Aug 24, 2007
 
The Wicker Man (1973)90%
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"Set aside any lingering preconceptions you might have about Lawrence, and prepare to be entranced." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Aug 24, 2007
 
Lady Chatterley (2007)74%
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"There are shades of the excellent Brian De Palma/John Travolta thriller Blow Out (1981) in this eerie little effort." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Aug 17, 2007
 
Fissures (2007)73%
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"Low-budget with a subtle script and real, rounded characters." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Aug 17, 2007
 
Sparkle (2007)78%
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"David Lean paints heartbreak with perfect decorum." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Aug 3, 2007
 
Brief Encounter (1946)82%
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"An amusingly tense saga of literary con-artistry." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Aug 3, 2007
 
The Hoax (2007)85%
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"No one would argue that this slight six-hander is one of Resnais's greatest movies, but it's far from an embarrassment, and even its strained comic business is enclosed within a prevailing atmosphere of wistful resignation." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 20, 2007
 
Private Fears in Public Places (2007)79%
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"It is endlessly imitated and spoofed; it is also an august pinnacle of high-risk, high-art filmmaking, and one with a reputation for being far more forbidding and humourless than it actually is." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 20, 2007
 
The Seventh Seal (1957)95%
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"The story's handled at a reasonable clip, and there are some good, if uniformly bearded, supporting performances." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 13, 2007
 
Macbeth (2007)46%
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"Director György Pálfi is a talent to watch with your fingers over your eyes, but he’s also a proper filmmaker, fascinated by his characters’ hereditary fetishes and finding consistently clever ways to surprise us with his camera." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 13, 2007
 
Taxidermia (2006)79%
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"This is no biopic, but pure fantasy, a sort of "Moličre in Love" infused with the bittersweet romantic spirit of the playwright's work." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 13, 2007
 
Moliere (2007)70%
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"Dumont (L'humanité, Twentynine Palms) mounts the brutish combat sequences with undeniable small-scale skill, though his constant see-sawing between images of sex and death verges on the masturbatory." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 6, 2007
 
Flanders (2006)71%
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"You know where you are with Bruce Willis. Unlike Schwarzenegger, he won't be moving into namby-pamby politics any time soon. He differs from Stallone these days in managing not to resemble an aborted experiment at Madame Tussaud's" -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jul 6, 2007
 
Die Hard 4: Live Free or Die Hard (2007)81%
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"The film of the week is 30 years old and hasn't aged a day. It's John Cassavetes's Opening Night, a truly mesmerising study of anxiety and identity crisis in theatreland." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jun 15, 2007
 
Opening Night (1977)94%
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"A much better showcase for his talents" -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Jun 15, 2007
 
Exiled (2007)81%
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"Faux-documentary masterpiece" -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 11, 2007
 
Battle of Algiers (1966)98%
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"Every scene in Bujalski's films is a little awkward, and just right." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 4, 2007
 
Mutual Appreciation (2006)88%
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"Engaging and stimulating." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 4, 2007
 
Fast Food Nation (2006)51%
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"This is well worth investigating." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted May 4, 2007
 
The Upside of Anger (2005)74%
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"It's crisp and engaging, and bodes well for all involved." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Apr 27, 2007
 
The Puffy Chair (2006)76%
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"It's impressively adult, sure-footed filmmaking, and that Best Actor nod was definitely deserved." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Apr 20, 2007
 
Half Nelson (2006)91%
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"A decent enough calling-card picture that swaggers even as it stumbles." -- Sight and Sound
Posted Feb 27, 2007
 
A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints (2006)75%
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"As a grotesque parody of the hillbilly-terror genre, it has a real wit and energy." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Feb 23, 2007
 
Sheitan (2006)53%
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"Eastwood has made one of the most quietly devastating war movies of our time." -- Daily Telegraph
Posted Feb 23, 2007
 
Letters From Iwo Jima (2006)91%

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