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The Waiting City

A major achievement which challenges its audience.

Creation

Compelling performances mark this touching film which delves into thought-provoking themes.

Knight & Day

This is blockbuster entertainment at its best.

Predators

With impressive visuals and riveting thrills, the latest addition to the franchise is likely to engage both old fans and new audiences.

The Hedgehog

Despite competent acting and a handful of moving scenes, this arthouse crowd-pleaser ultimately proves underwhelming.

The Horseman

Repulsive and compelling, this intense and impressive revenge tale comes highly recommended for fans of the genre.

I Hate Luv Storys

While the film initially sets out to parody the Bollywood romance, it quickly and disappointingly falls into cliché itself.

The Twilight Saga: Eclipse

While the third instalment is the most romantically overheated of the franchise so far, director David Slade commendably steps-up the film’s action.

The Karate Kid

While it’s not as good as the original, this remake is fresh and entertaining, largely thanks to the charismatic performances.

Farewell

Although it feels slightly generic at times, this reasonably entertaining thriller is made all the more intriguing due to the fact that it is inspired by real events.

Every Jack Has A Jill

This predictable romantic comedy tries to emulate eccentric French film classics but falls short.

Marmaduke

Despite plenty of slapstick humour to keep the kids entertained, this film about a giant talking dog fails to deliver any clever or lasting jokes.

Grown Ups

While the plot is sparse, Sandler and his crew produce enough laughs and memorable moments to keep the audience thoroughly entertained.

Toy Story 3 3-D

While packed to the margins with witty jokes and visual gags, the charming third instalment never loses sight of its emotional core.

I Am Love

Despite an elegant and impressive visual style, the narrative of this slow-paced film is uninteresting and full of cliché.

The Most Dangeous Man In America

This engrossing documentary contains all the suspense of a thriller and provides a fascinating and resonant insight into a pivotal time in US history.

Raavan

While the film’s premise is intriguing, the original story has been convoluted by bad editing, poor pacing and weak characters.

Get Him To The Greek

Full of laughs and crazy antics, this enjoyably wild ride always manages to remain grounded in the reality of its characters.

Mother And Child

With an emotionally raw script and top-notch performances, this provides an insightful look into the complex bond between mother and child.

Shrek Forever After

While slightly tired at its core, this final chapter serves as an enjoyable send-off for two of animation’s most engaging characters.