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12 Sep 2014:
Peter Bradshaw: This Norwegian thriller is entertaining and well acted, but borrows rather too obviously from modern American classics of the genre
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12 Sep 2014: Paul MacInnes: With its breathtaking vistas and sharp action, this Finnish-set woodland adventure is as spectacular as it is funny
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11 Sep 2014:
Tom Waits ends up in jail for a crime he didn’t commit in this re-released comedy of 1986 – cue hypnotic score, superb cinematography and stupendous performances, writes Peter Bradshaw
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11 Sep 2014: Henry Barnes: Inspired by a hoax Gumtree ad, Kevin Smith’s bizarre imprisonment horror movie sees the director back to his snarky best
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11 Sep 2014: Chris Rock is already No 1 when it comes to money at the Toronto film festival with this charming – and highly bankable – story of a stand-up struggling to reinvent himself
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10 Sep 2014:
Sony approves third instalment of undercover cop comedy based on 80s TV series starring Johnny Depp
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7 Sep 2014: This hymn of love to Bill Murray is a symphony of slapstick with some discordant quavers – and a lot of bars
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7 Sep 2014: Stiller and Naomi Watts play a couple whose marriage alters after they become friends with Adam Driver and Amanda Seyfried
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7 Sep 2014:
A rainy week was brightened by a brilliant Willem Dafoe, a new Bogdanovich and a Swedish gem about two travelling salesmen, writes Xan Brooks
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7 Sep 2014:
A married couple search for their missing sex tape in this dreary excuse for a comedy, writes Mark Kermode
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7 Sep 2014:
This parody of romcoms provides fewer laughs than the movies it's mocking, writes Mark Kermode
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6 Sep 2014:
This summer’s Monty Python reunion was joyous, says Michael Palin. But that doesn’t mean he wishes he had stuck to comedy – or Hollywood
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5 Sep 2014: Catherine Shoard: Downey Jr defends estranged dad Robert Duvall in this tonally wobbly Toronto film festival opener also featuring Billy Bob Thornton as a diet Satan
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4 Sep 2014: This carefully observed, toe–curling spoof romance looks eerily like the movies it's sending up, writes Peter Bradshaw
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4 Sep 2014:
Jennifer Aniston gives an endearingly comic performance in this deft adaptation of Elmore Leonard's novel The Switch, writes Catherine Shoard
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