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November 01st, 2009
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Lord of the Rings; The Two Towers
December 27th, 2002
December 27th, 2002
‘Huge' is the only way to describe everything about Lord of The Rings — if you thought the first film was big, you won't believe how much bigger The Two Towers can get. And not just in comparison to Fellowship of the Ring, either.
Saw
December 02nd, 2004
December 02nd, 2004
Writer and star of the smash hit Saw, Leigh Whannell, describes a typical serial killer movie as being 'Ashley Judd leaning over a body saying 'I think I know him'.' Like historical war movies and romantic comedies, there's very seldom anything new on offer in serial murderer thrillers.
Saved!
November 04th, 2004
November 04th, 2004
If you're Mel Gibson and you're going to tell the story of Jesus Christ in a movie, it doesn't matter how sympathetic to any particular group you are, you're going to whip up the biggest controversy in cinema so far in the 21st century.
28 Days Later
September 04th, 2003
September 04th, 2003
It's likely to appeal to the average moviegoer after a good time and the Roger Avary/Steven Soderbergh-worshipping film student anxious to watch mastery of the craft.
Matrix: Reloaded, The
May 15th, 2003
May 15th, 2003
How do you create a sense that the reality we all see and talk about isn't real, that it's just an illusion, that it's an expansive and cleverly devised hoax designed to dupe the masses into some sort of quiet worship of your creation — without even knowing it?
Charlie & the Chocolate Factory
September 01st, 2005
September 01st, 2005
Even the topography of London is typically Tim Burton; row after row of dreary, industrial revolution-era terraces with the crooked, ramshackle Bucket house at one end of a huge boulevard and the Valhalla-like Wonka chocolate factory at the other.