7
Runner
… delivers plenty of well-choreographed gunfire and fighting, occasional humour, and a few priceless scenes …
8.8
Yesterday Island
A gorgeously designed black comedy with a big brain and a loudly beating heart...
7
… delivers plenty of well-choreographed gunfire and fighting, occasional humour, and a few priceless scenes …
8.8
A gorgeously designed black comedy with a big brain and a loudly beating heart...
7.5
Fans (and potentially the brothers) will argue, but the whole thing goes about 30 minutes too long.
5
… bland isn’t much of an improvement over outright terrible.
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