Edward Norton is a fine fine man. Well, I can’t comment on his table manners but his acting is sublime. This gem scoops you back to the ‘50’s when Edward, just like now, was 25yrs old. Invest in this movie and it will pay dividends. 4/5
Lives up to the hype and all accolades it has received. Remarkable performance by Joaquin Bottom. Just found out that’s his real name which surely makes me family. Christmas’s will never be the same again. 4.5/5
- A couple of hide behind the sofa moments of absolute gratuitous violence which, perhaps probably make the film what it is - a brutal true reflection of the racist world we live in. Not for the faint hearted. Ouch! 4/5
- stop what you are doing right now and allow me to give you a piece of advice: WATCH THE SQUARE. WATCH THE SQUARE. WATCH THE SQUARE. WATCH THE MOTHAFUNKIN SQUARE. So good I think I need never watch a movie again. 5/5
- choose your own adventure comes to life and gives you a glimpse into a future you don’t want to admit we’re actually already living. Playing God has never been so thrilling. Do it. 4/5
- no Aled Jones or ginger kid in pyjamas here - which actually would have been a welcome reprise. No carrots on the snowmen either. Must try harder. 2/5
I’ve never given birth, and probably never will do.... this movie is possibly as close as i’ll get - brutal, bloody, shocking, panic ridden - it's an emotional rollercoaster all the way to hell and back. Hold onto your placenta it's one heck of a ride. 4/5
- wins best Oscar for man who doesn't usually have a beard ,grows a beard. Also for best use of timpani in a movie soundtrack. harrowing at times but weirdly enticing. 3/5
- definitely not an Attenborough doco - this is a full on in your face rollercoaster of a thriller that pulls no punches. It actually hurt me watching this. Ouch! 4/5