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I Love You Phillip Morris
This week we take a look at a few films that may have slipped off your radar somewhere between Sherlock Holmes and Iron Man II (curse you RDjr)!
This reviewer is exceptionally excited by the trailer for Legion (release date 5th March): angels with guns, zombie grandmas and Paul Bettany’s dulcet English tones set against a back drop of apocalypse. It has been met with mixed responses but looks like a laugh.
Another film that has caught my eye this week is called I Love You Philip Morris (17th March), apparently based on the true story of con man Steven Russell (Jim Carrey) who falls for the titular Philip (Ewan McGregor) in prison, and goes to extreme and twisting lengths to keep them together. A basic enough plot, but has enough faith in Carrey and McGregor’s abilities to character act, this looks to be a sweet, quirky little film.
But if you prefer viking sociopaths to gun toting angels, or the romantic trysts of fellons, then Valhalla Rising (19th March) may be right for you. A straightforward hack-and-slash story of blood and vikings with the typical religious undertones. However Nicholas Winding Refn (director of the infamous Bronson) promises everything one expects from a gritty viking gore-fest, as the viking leader ‘One Eye’ says, ‘I slice open stomachs, bite out throats and get up to lots of gruesomeness.’ Lovely.
Finally, after checking the credentials of director David Slade (30 Days of Night, Hard Candy), one must assume that in his version of Twilight: Eclipse, either Edward realises what a mistake he’s made with his life and tears Bella’s throat out, or she chops his cock off.
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