The Hangover Part III
The gang are back for their third outing but this time it is a more sombre affair.
The gang are back for their third outing but this time it is a more sombre affair.
Ireland's Colin Farrell and Chris O'Dowd join an impressive voice cast which includes Christoph Waltz, Jason Sudeikis and Beyoncé in this charming and visually arresting 3D animated tale of good versus evil on a miniature scale.
An initially sceptical John Byrne enjoys Baz Luhrmann's hypnotic homage to F Scott Fitzgerald's literary masterpiece.
Something In The Air masterfully evokes early Seventies France, as a group of young students become involved in violent political protest.
Ginger Baker is essentially from another time, a time when a musician could be talented and self-indulgent too. Jay Bulger's film about the legendary drummer is a fascinating and brave portrait.
Right from the start you somehow sense the seedy, visual drama A Hijacking will be. The Danish film a is masterpiece of taut drama, utterly convincing in its explorations of human behaviour under stress.
Cold, calculating widow Elizabeth (Charlotte Rampling) is about to die in leafy, posh early '70s Sydney. Her son and daughter fly in from London and Paris, as the details of her will are about to be revealed.
It's good Jim but not as good as the first one and maybe, just maybe Abrams' script breaks the Prime Directive.
Our Children/À Perdre la Raison
The happiness of a newly-married couple is seriously threatened by dependence on a wealthy benefactor. In its depiction of raw tragedy, the film is deeply unsettling.
The Desperate Hour-and-a-Half.
You'll dig it.
I'm So Excited mostly takes place on a dodgy plane carrying some equally dodgy passengers. Almodóvar's rather slapdash movie could have been much better, if it just stopped trying to be a screwball comedy.
Save Jeff Chang - and give him some decent jokes while you're at it.
And out.
Based on real-life events that hit the headlines in Texas in 1998, Bernie eviscerates small-town America, and a wild seam of black humour runs through it.