The main characters of The Lego Movie
‘The Lego Movie’ review: Unadulterated fun
The main cast of The Lego Movie The Lego Movie is a work of genius. It's a movie I would like to freeze-frame every inch…
Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street
‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ review: Vulgar and excessive, but so HILARIOUS
Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street The Wolf of Wall Street review in a nutshell A movie that reaches such…
The all-star cast of American Hustle: Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper, Jeremy Renner, Christian Bale and Jennifer Lawrence
‘American Hustle’ review: Messy plot, memorable characters
When a movie spends its first three minutes on Christian Bale carefully arranging his sparse hair into a comb over, with his shirt unbuttoned to show off a paunchy stomach, you know somehow that plot isn't its biggest concern.
From left: Martin Freeman (Oliver Chamberlain), Paddy Considine (Steven Prince), Simon Pegg (Gary King), Nick Frost (Andy Knightley) and Eddie Marsan (Peter Page) in The World's End
‘The World’s End’ review: Literally
The World's End is British comedy gold, pure and simple. Written with razor-sharp British wit (which means lots of straight-laced humour, puns and even visual gags) by Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg, it rounds up their "Cornetto Trilogy" (named so because they feature a Cornetto flavour in each of them), which includes Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz, two other comedies in the same vein.
‘Gambit’ review: This gambit doesn’t pay off
If the stellar duo of Colin Firth and Alan Rickman, and the prestigious pedigree of the Coen brothers had attracted you to Gambit, you will be sorely disappointed.
