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Scott Andrews

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Flightplan (2005) 36% 2/5 EDIT “” – FilmFocus Dec 6, 2005 Full Review Serenity (2005) 82% 5/5 EDIT “You don't have to have seen the show to enjoy the film (although we do recommend you go out and buy the DVD set of Firefly because it's bogglingly good).” – FilmFocus Oct 15, 2005 Full Review The Last Mitterrand (2005) 43% 1/5 EDIT “” – FilmFocus Sep 4, 2005 Full Review Unleashed (2005) 66% 3/5 EDIT “A pretty weird flick. But it's got some good stuff in it.” – FilmFocus Aug 25, 2005 Full Review Festival (2005) 80% 3/5 EDIT “You'll leave the cinema satisfied by the unexpected richness of the tales.” – FilmFocus Aug 25, 2005 Full Review Crash (2004) 73% 95/100 EDIT “Compelling, brilliant, gripping, funny, constantly surprising - this is everything cinema should be. Go see, go see.” – FilmFocus Aug 7, 2005 Full Review The Skeleton Key (2005) 38% 75/100 EDIT “A thoroughly gripping slice of American Gothic.” – FilmFocus Aug 3, 2005 Full Review The Descent (2005) 87% 72/100 EDIT “Far too gory for any but the very strongest of stomachs, this is nonetheless intelligent and well constructed horror fare.” – FilmFocus Jul 10, 2005 Full Review It's All Gone Pete Tong (2004) 75% 60/100 EDIT “Kaye manages to conjure a fully realized character where there could so easily have been a shambling collection of clichés.” – FilmFocus Jun 4, 2005 Full Review A Good Woman (2004) 37% 90/100 EDIT “Beautifully adapted, ravishingly filmed and perfectly performed, this movie oozes class from every frame.” – FilmFocus May 21, 2005 Full Review The Amityville Horror (2005) 23% 40/100 EDIT “I can't escape the feeling that if you were to put me in a room with an editing machine, the raw footage, and a collection of sound effects, I could have made a better film.” – FilmFocus May 14, 2005 Full Review Tarnation (2003) 93% 60/100 EDIT “Full of real humanity and occasional insight, this is not the most feelgood movie you'll see this year, but in its total honesty it does manage to be important and moving.” – FilmFocus May 1, 2005 Full Review The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse (2005) 80% 80/100 EDIT “Thankfully, not only have the League pulled it off magnificently, but they have remembered the most important thing of all -- how to be very, very funny indeed.” – FilmFocus Apr 26, 2005 Full Review Sahara (2005) 37% 75/100 EDIT “A really, really dumb film, but it's lots and lots of fun and entirely lacking in malice.” – FilmFocus Apr 23, 2005 Full Review A Way of Life (2004) 86% 65/100 EDIT “Amma Asante is a major talent who promises great things.” – FilmFocus Apr 23, 2005 Full Review The Interpreter (2005) 57% 80/100 EDIT “A very old fashioned thriller that successfully uses tried and trusted techniques and craft but slaves them to a story reflecting very modern concerns and issues.” – FilmFocus Apr 17, 2005 Full Review The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005) 61% 70/100 EDIT “I loved this film. It's faithful, irreverent, fun, funny and in no way the disrespectful waste of celluloid Adams fans had secretly been dreading.” – FilmFocus Apr 15, 2005 Full Review Melinda and Melinda (2004) 52% 70/100 EDIT “Engaging, well performed, cleverly constructed and both tragic and comic as befits its objectives.” – FilmFocus Mar 24, 2005 Full Review Elektra (2005) 11% 40/100 EDIT “There's better superhero action in Hellboy or Spiderman, and there's more enjoyable Jennifer Garner fare in 13 Going On 30.” – FilmFocus Jan 24, 2005 Full Review Ray (2004) 79% 60/100 EDIT “A good film but not a great one.” – FilmFocus Jan 24, 2005 Full Review National Treasure (2004) 47% 90/100 EDIT “This is a bravura film that genuinely understands the nature of true family entertainment and provides it in spades.” – FilmFocus Jan 15, 2005 Full Review Look at Me (2004) 88% 70/100 EDIT “A wry, understated, comic gem populated with wonderful characters, fine performances and, crucially, a great amount of compassion.” – FilmFocus Nov 22, 2004 Full Review We Don't Live Here Anymore (2004) 65% 85/100 EDIT “Occasionally difficult to watch, but always gripping, and full of hard, painful truths, this is adult film making at its very best.” – FilmFocus Oct 24, 2004 Full Review Bride & Prejudice (2004) 63% 65/100 EDIT “It's enjoyable, colourful, exuberant and ultimately a surprisingly faithful adaptation of a near perfect book.” – FilmFocus Oct 20, 2004 Full Review
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