I admit I wasn't really a fan of Sacha Baron Cohen before, the series were fairly weak and the Ali G movie only had a couple of decent moments. This on the other hand was quite brilliant, so many memorable scenes and truly innovating at times.
One of the best biopic I have ever seen about the Joy Division singer Ian Curtis, absolutely stunning black/white picture and Sam Riley does the role of his lifetime.
A fascinating insight into middleclass white suburbia secrets, like the relationship version of "Crash" focusing on different people that ties them together at the end. Great performance from Kate Winslet and a brilliant narrator.
A exceptional well-made drama that is very shocking and harsh to watch. Ellen Page does another absolutely mesmerising performance in this movie based on a true story about horrible child abuse in the 60s that lead to a death of a teenage girl.
Such a refreshing movie to watch, a modern drama with a brilliant old fashion style. No clichés nor trends, just pure cinematic realism with a great story and strong acting all through the cast.
Far superior sequel to the quite cliché metal documentary "A Headbangers Journey". Basically focusing on the impact metal has had in countries like China, India, Israel and the grass root moment of metal in those countries. Definitely everybody that is into metal should watch this, it touches on a lot of things not done before in the study of metal music.
Mesmerising storytelling mixed with a brilliant raw gritty documentary style that truly gives a insight into an old mans struggle like never before. Obviously Mickey Rourke deserves a mention also, he is really as good as the hype implied.
Another brilliant Sacha Baron Cohen performances, making fun of prejudicial stupid people with finesse and style. Some excellent scenes of extreme comedy with the only problem is that it feels only half as complete as Borat with being such a short movie.