Mini-Review: What can I say. Its an interesting concept that came out a bit...crap. I found both Adrien Brody's emasculated character, or Sarah Polley's overbearing act a hinderance to any enjoyment. Their lack of any sense of morality, or judgement astounds me and just puts the entire storyline in doubt from the start. The only way this movie could have redeemed itself is by the death of the entire cast, none of whom were likable. On a positive note, the CGI was brilliant!

Mini-Review: B+W 60s film that revolves around the appointment of a new Secretary of State. I enjoyed the clever banter from some very strong characters. This movie has no action, but it kept me in suspense. There is no murder, or puzzle to solve, just a good old fashion political drama. Although this was made nearly 50 years ago, I believe it is still relevant even today, especially if you enjoy a bit of politics with your morning news. This is the art of movie making that is lacking in today's cinema.

Mini-Review: This movie is funny, quirky and very French.

Mini-Review: I found it strange that the only person that was consistent and maintain a bit of believability was Liam Neeson%u2019s character. Stoic and committed to his ideals, he seemed the only one that I could believe. Pro: Great concept. Liam Neeson. Radiohead. Con: Slow. Unbelievable characters and storylines. Overuse of the hollywood orange/blue colour theme.

Mini-Review: This is a movie that would be lost on the young, which is why I love it. Excellent cinematography, superb dialogue and even the small things, such as the colour tones warms me from the beginning. The movie carries with it a strong theme, and boy does it deliver it well. GC was born for roles like this. Except for one scene of implausability towards the end, the overall story was well written and perfectly acted out. My BluRay purchase was good one.