Shoot 'Em Up has no back-story. Instead, what it has is lame-brain wit, wooden acting, regular directing and a loud soundtrack. But it's still awesome!
Rogue Assassin is forced, flabby and formulaic. This isn't a martial arts movie. They just don't make them anymore. Rogue Assasin is the new age urban-action/martial-arts hybrid.
There are no jokes, there are no laughs, even the toilet humour stinks and there's barely even a plot. The movie doesn't just rehash every overused, college comedy clich it takes them and demotes the nonsense to new levels of absurdity.
28 Weeks Later is simply a ruthless, edgy and refreshingly sick piece of apocalyptic horror.
The film is a meaningless re-examination of the action/comedy franchise that has already rushed past its final hour.
Surf's Up is definitely a notch above most animation films released this year. The film has plenty of funny one-liners, emotional moments, and tongue-in-cheek repartees at televised sports and reality shows.
Zodiac is violent, but artistic, detailed but not deviating and solid performances make it a edge of the seat thriller.
The Grudge 2 continues where the first one left off.
The film, in which sexist subjugation is countered with a shiny knife and Swastika art, falls flat on its face whilst trying to provide an estrogen-powered slice of sadistic pie in a perverted male dominated world.
The simple tale of a couple and their struggle will tug at your heart strings.
Raqeeb might not be a unique tale, but has enough twists to keep you hooked.
In what could have been a brilliant dark comedy ends up as a mishmash of everything weird.
Gautami Kapoor seems all set to play the most popular bahu on TV.
Kya Love Story Hain is a recycled, redundant tale not likely to find many takers.
Amitabh's Hindi narration adds cosiness to the Oscar-winning March Of The Penguins.
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