2008 Releases »
Deception It’s usually not a good thing when a famous actor takes to producing a movie in which he has a big role. Deception is Hugh Jackman’s vanity project. |
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Money No Enough 2 Singapore’s Jack Neo returns with another one of his melodramatic slapstick movies about the family and the big bad rat race. |
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The Love Guru There is a big difference when a comedy is made on the basis of just pure slapstick as compared to one that shows irreverent yet intelligent writing. |
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Babylon A.D. Somewhere in this quagmire of so-so action scenes and muddled storytelling is a decent sci-fi tale aching to be told. It never emerges, and the resulting film just leaves the viewer cold. |
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The Elephant and the Sea If one were to review Woo Ming Jin’s new movie in just one sentence, then that sentence would read: The Elephant and the Sea is a Malaysian Chinese Movie. |
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Death Race That sound you hear is the roar of cinematic junk food rushing down moviegoers’ gullets. By all accounts, this loud and violent spectacle should not be enjoyable – and yet, heaven help our Grand Theft Auto-desensitized souls, it is. |
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You Don't Mess With the Zohan Even unstoppable terrorist-vanquishing commandos have dreams, and in the case of Israeli hero Zohan, it is ... to cut and style hair. |
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Mirrors Who’s the scariest one of all? Not this one, but it does have some good creepy moments, knuckle-whitening tension and a truly sickening death scene. |
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WALL-E With Wall•E, Disney has decided to take a different approach. Rather than take the stereotypical route, it asks: what if we, the earthlings, destroyed the world and the robots helped save it? |
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Susuk Susuk is both a horror movie and a satire of the local entertainment industry. Pity then that it should be so plodding. |
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