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Reviews

Piranha 3D (2011)
What do you expect piranhas do, anyway? They’re not Pixar’s Nemo, there’s nothing to find here but scantily clad girls and horny boys getting bitten to the bone. ‘Piranha 3-D’ wants us to see how piranhas feast and so far, what you get is that they like sexy bodies. For some reason, that seems to be tastier than the ... Read full review >>
Kidnapped (2010)
If you’re sensitive, easy to cringe at the sight of blood and against torture, you shouldn't watch watch ‘Kidnapped’. The Spanish film from new director Miguel Angel Vivas is unapologetically violent and there will be no happy endings here, that’s a guarantee. Film uses an indie film’s favorite hand-held camerawork ... Read full review >>

Featured Member Reviews

You rated this movie: 5
Superb! The best cop thriller I've seen for some time
36 Quai des Orfèvres is the Paris headquarters of the Police Judiciaire (the successor to the Sûreté, sort of like Scotland Yard, I think...). The film deals with the rivalry between Léo Vrinks (good cop, played by Daniel Auteuil) and Denis Klein (bad cop, played by Gérard Depardieu) who each head different sections ... see more of the police. Both are hunting for an armed gang that has held up a number of armoured cars – success will lead to promotion. The good cop is motivated to catch the gang, the bad cop is motivated by the prospect of promotion, and their rivalry plays out against a dark background punctuated by violent events. Vrinks gets a lead on the gang but finds himself in a very compromising position. Klein disrupts the subsequent raid, turns in Vrinks, kills Vrinks' wife and gets the top job. Vrinks is imprisoned. On release he seeks revenge but has it performed for him, courtesy of a subplot. He is reconciled with his daughter (played by Auteuil's real life daughter) and the film ends on a relatively happy note. So it's all nicely confused, it's in French with subtitles – but it's superb! The best cop thriller I've seen for some time. The film is written and directed by Olivier Marchal, a former police officer himself, who claims in the 'extras' interview that the story is semi-autobiographical. It is co-written by Franck Mancuso, also a former officer. The acting is excellent – both Auteuil and Depardieu are major French stars. I enjoyed the film very much: 5/5 stars. Highly recommended.
Reviewed by: RP
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You rated this movie: 3
Surprisingly good
This film ultimately produces a quite a subtle and romantic comedy with complex interactions across the generations, and between different types of people, and provides some beautiful filming, working from the basis of what could have been a crude and unbelievable plot. There are some problems with the plot, but the ... see more acting and direction were adequate to largely suspend disbelief, and allow amusement from the misunderstandings. Frank and V act particularly well. Probably best enjoyed by adults who like a film with romance and children in it.
Reviewed by: Swambi

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