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Helen Mirren
Reviews Featuring Helen Mirren
A nicely-acted Brit-com, but unfortunately its also unavoidably dull.
Engrossing and influential, this laid the groundwork for every British gangster-flick that followed. Where would Guy Ritchie be without stuff like this?
Her character might be able to raise a gaggle of squealing kiddies but, if she wants to raise her profile back to where it once was, Kate Hudson will have to find better work than this.
Redford, Mirren and Dafoe want money for old rope by appearing in this lame, predictable nonsense. Dont give it to them. We all deserve better.
Red does all the things an action movie should do, and it proves you don't need hot young stars to blow things up.
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