Mini-Review: Even if you are only a bit familiar with the Irish culture you will enjoy this movie. It is full of small details that make you smile and Cheadle and Gleeson were brilliant. But that said, the execution of the movie was quite weak, directing was too amateurish and the supporting cast was 2 leagues below the main characters. All these created an awkward atmosphere and together with the failed attempt in creating Tarantino-like dialogues, the film didn't reach its potential unfortunately.

Mini-Review: It is a nice allegory about our relationship with money. Of course it is bit hard on the mind as far as the plot holes go, but that is one thing that should be admired about Niccol. He doesn't care much about how stupid something is as long as it puts his point across.Trying to do a bit of everything is the weakest point of the film. 1984,Bonnie and Clyde,Robin Hood and Strange days at the same place is too muddy. But any setting where constipation has a negative survival value is interesting.

Mini-Review: This is a"disengaging" movie. It has great material and some very good shots. But the whole thing is depicted from a chronically depressed point of view. It is more like watching an unedited reality show. Give this story to Kim Ki-Duk and he will make a masterpiece out of it.

Mini-Review: Well it made me laugh here and there, but Cem yilmaz should try to do something more universal. Half of the movie is based one Turkish/English misunderstandings and with cultural references nearly 70% of the film would be unintelligible to non-Turkish audience. Production quality was quite high, with a bit of more effort he can come up with a world class comedy. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it from heimweh point of view and I hope someday we will be able to translate Turkish's richness in wordplay.

Mini-Review: Well, if the real armies were like this, we would be in a much more interesting world, but alas... (I don't know how much safer though). It is kinda like Hot Shots in the 2000s, but I really enjoyed it because it is based on the sad truth of the wars around us. If you can talk about psyche ops and criticize contract security companies at the same time, you are alright in my book. 4 finest horsemen of acting and a goat, what else could you want?