Author: scott

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Cuba has always had a certain allure to many people, cigars aside. The perennial underdog […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com It takes around ten minutes for the first gratuitous explosion in Bad Boys II which […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Interest in revisiting this little number was piqued mainly by Campbell Scott’s performance in the […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Depending on whom you listen to, Ned Kelly was either a murderous, bank-robbing savage or […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Rob Zombie was busy being Marylin Manson long before Marylin Manson was, his shock antics […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com This film is very good. Go and see it. No, really. Go at your earliest […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com The trailer promised that Raising Victor Vargas was like a ray of sunlight burning through […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Robert Rodriguez seemingly came out of nowhere with his first full length feature El Mariachi […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Some films demand to be watched purely on the basis of the title. Sympathy for […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com There’s no nation on earth that can swear as effectively as the Australians, and they […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com For anyone who happened upon the original 1969 version of The Italian Job during their […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com This has been renamed The Order for it’s American release, which sounds significantly less daft […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com There are two moments in the risible Mariah Carey vehicle Glitter that approach respectability, which […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Camp Ovation is a camp by a lake where young people gather for the summer. […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Writer of the current comparatively huge (by our own meagre standards) British film Calendar Girls […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com In Belleville Rendez-vous director and writer Sylvain Chomet has created a highly individual, charming and […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Jings, if this hasn’t had quite the mauling from the critics. I’m not going to […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com The screening of this started out alright. There were lots of nice adverts for some […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Siu lam juk kau in its native Hong Kong or Shaolin Soccer is one of […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com The Man Who Sued God is a refreshingly straightforward tale, given the convolutions recent films […]