Brooklyn’s Finest is film that grips you from the very first sceen and holds your interest throughout the movie. Intense and emotional, the three characters capture your imagination and you walk with them down the path to tragedy – tragedy that comes in many different shapes and forms.

The storylines may be a little too coincidental in the way the evolution of the action occurs but overall the movie keeps you waiting for the next event to happen. Entertaining fare!

Thomas Craven (Gibson) leads two lives: single father and veteran homicide detective. Protective of his only child, her 24 year old daughter Emma, Craven is distraught when he finds his roles merge into one.

When Emma’s shot dead on his doorstep, Craven initially suspects himself as the intended target. But as heartache and blame lead him into his own private invetigation into her death, Craven begins to uncover his daughter’s secret life and and an entanglement of corporate and government conspiracies. As he delves deeper into the case however, he comes up against Darius Jedburgh (Winstone) – a government operative who’s been sent to clean up any evidence.

Reworking his original BBC miniseries, Casino Royale director Martin Campbell sets the right pace with just enough tension and plot to give it depth and interest till the very end. A stellar performance from Gibson and plenty of blood-soaked revenge make Edge of Darkness and effective and watchable film.

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Michael Oher (Aaron) is a homeless, oversized and under-educated African – American teenager from a broken home. He is taken under the wing of the Touhys, a well – to – do white family determined to help him realize his potential. As Oher works hard under the guidance of his adopted family and school coaches, he becomes a successful All – American footballer. Off the field, Oher’s own journey of self discovery helps the Toughy family realize some insightful self discoveries of their own as Oher also discovers how to treat acne which was one of his major issues in his teenage life.

The true story, adapted from Michel Lewi’s original book, is a heart – warming tale that tickles the tear ducts at the right moments. Sadly some rather two – dimensional characters fail to really lift the story. Still, Sandra Bullock pulls off one of her best on – screen performances in years; and there’s an interesting debate to be had about whether one person’s efforts is enough to pull through this sports – drama – turned – melodrama over the finish line successfully. The ball’s in your court!

CAGE is back playing the bad guy – and how well he does it. He enters the story as a hero for his acts of bravery during hurricane Katrina, but things soon turn dark; the injuries he sustained through his heroim see him addicted to prescription drugs.

Soon the detective’s battling a serious drug problem, mixing with the underworld and wielding his pistol at anyone who can’t offer him a satisfactory bribe.

Perhaps Cage’s ridiculously over the top acting that makes this film so watchable. You’re drawn to the deeply unsympathetic character and hooked until the very end. Cage undoubtedly steals the show and we have a feeling the director wouldn’t have had it any other way.

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Fox stars as Jennifer, popular team captain of the high-school cheerleader squad. She’s best friends with the most unlikely of candidates, the geeky and shy Neddy (yes, that’s her name), and the unlikely duo do everything together. Jennifer finds herself being sacrificed by a sanatic rock band who hope that the act will secure them a record deal. The sacrifice goes horribly wrong and Jennifer ends up possessed by a demon and hungry for blood – male blood.

As Jennifer goes on an eating spree around her school, seducing hopeful classmates before going in for the kill, Needy realizes that her best friend’s new pastime is getting out of hand – and Needy’s boyfriend may also be on the menu.

This deathly attempt at a comedy-horror needs burying fast. What’s perhaps most shocking about this film is that the production team behind this try too hard tale actually produced the Oscar – nominated 2007 film Juno.

Fox looks nothing less than fantastic, and her acting efforts aren’t too bad either. But the story is beyond ridiculous and a blatant attempt to rinse some money out her appearances in cheerleader outfits. Unless you’re a bored, testosterone-heavy male with spare dirhams to waste on a cinema ticket, I think this is one to pass on.

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Sometimes turning a book into a film can mean megabucks at the box office and critical acclaim among the viewing public. But sometimes the other thing happens; and the 1998 comic book of the same name by Greg Rucka and Steve Lieber should have probably just been left alone, as reviews of the film from around of the world have been pretty icy.

Kate Beckinsale leads as Carrie Stetko, a US Deputy Marshal who is the only law enforcement officer assigned to a base in Antarctica for two years. During the last three days of her sojourn a body is discovered, encased in ice. Carrie finds herself investigating Antarctica’s first ever homicide, just as winter begins. As the sun sets for six months, Carrie finds herself in a dangerous hunt secrets that have long been buried in icy graves and looking for a killer in the deadly Antarctic whiteout.

The comic book reads well, but unfortunately the film adaptation plays out rather poorly. Despite an opening scene of Beckinsale in a shower, which will probably warm up the male cinema-goers, the plot is weak, the direction pallid, and the efforts from cast and producers appears half-hearted, leaving this film well and truly out in the cold.

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