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How To Be Single lowers the bar of what was previously thought to be the bottom of the barrel in the world of dog shit film making.

Jake Gyllenhaal is terrific in the dual roles of two different people who are physically identical.

The reverse American Pie is surprisingly effective.

It’s an age-old question, did Jaws (1975), arguably the first big summer blockbuster in cinema history, kill shark films stone dead?

Schipper’s film is genuinely one take, filmed over a two and half hour period one morning in Berlin, and is sensational.

Charlize Theron is Lorraine, an MI5 asset who is sent to Berlin to retrieve a valuable list after a British agent is murdered.

Unfinished Business is almost indescribably bad.

Craig Gillespie’s partial biopic of American figure skater Tonya Harding is impressive, tragic, and at times highly amusing.

After being raped and tormented by her boyfriend and his friends, Jen sets out to exact bloody revenge.

Liam Neeson as he punches his way through every carriage of a train in hunt of the person he needs to track down

Holiday follows the troublesome exploits of Sascha, who is forced into the inner ring of her new gangster boyfriend.

Sitting through my review will be much less painful than watching this film.

A mysterious man turns up at the house of the Petersons, a family who have recently lost their son/brother Celeb to the war.

Three magazine employees set out to interview a man who placed an advert in a newspaper seeking a companion to join him in time travel.

Named after the emergency code for a plane hijacking, there's no prizes for guessing the plot of Amazon's cockpit thriller....

Peter Berg's depiction of the Boston marathon bombings is effective and poignant.

The Senator focuses on the key moment of Ted Kennedy's life that resulted in the death of a young girl.

Suburbicon, perhaps under the full control of the Coen brothers, had the promise to become a ballerdian utopian drama, but fails badly.