Mini-Review: Soderbergh has become the Ben Webster of contemporary film making, playing his own jazzy variations over countless action clichés with this one. The music and action flows mercilessly and counters the utter self-awareness which would otherwise drag on. Few will like this, though it is one of the more interesting, recent stylistic experiments.

Mini-Review: The Asian Mr. and Mrs. Smith; karma love life and kung fu killings ensues. All seems to be well. Alas, two halves of an old Monk's remains must be found, if you want to rule the Kung Fu Universe! - And who doesn't?! Close on their trail is the old Eunuch master, aka an imperial subordinate; The Monk's body can help him regenerate a penis. Crafty little thing...

Mini-Review: Once again Carpenter deals with an inhuman force of evil, in human shape, to great success! The movie, a zombie-western-hold-up with obvious references to his hero Hawks and Romero, is MEGA CHEEZ! But JC sure knows how to create atmospheres to save his ass and 70s grittiness only compliments this, while another classic synth soundtrack pulsates away.. Cool! The bizarrely twisted clichés blend smoothly with his usual chaos and apocalyptic sense of loneliness, creating minor laughs and some shocks

Mini-Review: Movies nowadays about skinny pale dudes sucking on each other, somehow always come across rather homo-erotic.. "Blade" had some fun though, battling freaks and hanging with Kristofferson, before Reynolds decided to show up shirtless listening to iPod all day long - stupid slackers.. This movie however, is quite decent and reminiscent of any Romero zombie-film, in bashing capitalism and whatnot, although less bleak.. Dafoe and Hawke add their usual quality to another one of many indie films

Mini-Review: I preferred the first part which was a genuinely atmospheric and engaging portrayal of the city + co.. The rest unfortunately falls flat and is incredibly dated in spite of it 'only' being from '53, with many sequences seeming genuinely amateurish.. Montand comes across as a poor man's Bogart - Aware of this fact he overplays the part; Looking stupid, rather than sly.. I must admit, at times it features well directed suspense and luckily the film as a whole isn't drawn out, though climbing &