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15 Feb 2009:
Philip French: Dreyfus appears to believe that farce is humour played with the utmost crudity
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15 Feb 2009:
Philip French: on two good half-term offerings
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15 Feb 2009:
Smug, shallow, repetitive, unilluminating and rarely funny, writes Philip French
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15 Feb 2009:
The movie becomes increasingly incoherent as it proceeds, writes Philip French
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15 Feb 2009:
Preminger's brief, film is a more radical version of Lady Windermere's Fan, writes Philip French
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15 Feb 2009:
Philip French: It looks as if the production team had learnt their art under the influence of drugs
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15 Feb 2009:
Nuri Bilge Ceylan offers a powerful and stark portrayal of political venality and personal betrayal, says Philip French
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15 Feb 2009:
No 46: Cary Grant, 1904-86
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8 Feb 2009:
It's funny and inventive, though not greatly helped by 3D, says Philip French
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8 Feb 2009:
A film about magic that remains obdurately unmagical, writes Philip French
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8 Feb 2009:
An ingenious Spanish thriller and the first feature by a promising young director, says Philip French
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8 Feb 2009:
The IQ is as low as the body count is high, says Philip French
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8 Feb 2009:
(130 mins, 15)
A picture of ferocious energy and excess, says Philip French -
8 Feb 2009:
A messy, mildly interesting documentary, says Philip French
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8 Feb 2009:
1952, PG, Warner £15.65
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