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This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Jack Nicholson, in addition to being one of the finest actors of his generation, is […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com It’s generally accepted that politics and religion are topics best left out of polite conversation, […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Hollywood likes to follow formulas. If one film hits big, immediately commission a few hundred […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Takashi Miike may well be the hardest working director around, averaging an astonishing five films […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Some time after directing Leon and The Fifth Element Luc Besson regressed to childhood and […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com After the success of Clerks, a film largely concerned with relationships and convenience stores, Kevin […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Having heard nothing about this film before going to see it save that it was […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com This dismal affair leaves you in no doubt where it’s inspiration is taken from, if […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Not all anime is intended as a movie, as a great number of episodic shows […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Some actors are blessed with enough talent to carry a film regardless of script quality. […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com When writing about anything it’s worthwhile to establish a basepoint, and Katsuhiro Otomo’s AKIRA is […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Kevin Smith is possibly the most simultaneously celebrated and most reviled film maker active, as […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com Since John Woo’s departure to Hollywood, Asian cinema has had few directors that could garner […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com The Quiet American, an adaption of the Graham Greene novel, quickly follows Rabbit-Proof Fence into […]

This review has been ‘repurposed’ from my other site, theOneliner.com War films are apparently the new black, and having exhausted the WW2 gusher, Deathwatch takes […]