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Christoph Waltz
Reviews Featuring Christoph Waltz
Low budget actioner with little to recommend it. Fans of Gary Daniels will enjoy seeing him fight, of course.
Quentin Tarantino nails another genre with this stylised war flick.
Crossing The Green Hornet with Michael Gondry and Seth Rogen is exactly what you would get if you crossed a real hornet with the windscreen of a truck. A mess.
Polanksi takes a risk with a cast of non-comedians (Reilly included) for this comedy drama but it pays off as Carnage is funny, tense and full of choice dialogue.
A generally enjoyable film that fails to kick on after a rollicking first half. Spoiler: Quentin Tarrantino should never, ever speak in an Australian accent ever again.
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