Movie top list: 1076 to 1100

"Genuinely funny big budget American comedies are very hard to come by."

"Visually luscious, a cool take on the vampire genre and some nifty set pieces are more than enough for Blood to fly through its economic running time."

"A film that could charm you as easily as it could disappoint you. Chow is enough of a director to pull it off, but those wanting another typical Chow comedy will be left with empty hands."

"Coweb is little more than an excuse to show some nicely choreographed fights and that's what it delivers. All the rest is filler and is handled accordingly."

"Williams delivers a short, poignant and strong film."

"Best to judge for yourself though. How you go into the film will have a big influence on your appreciation. If you don't like the trick Osunsanmi is pulling you'll quite probably hate it."

"Harry Brown has quite a lot to offer. Visually strong, aided by a great soundtrack and a more than solid cast, it's a grim film that presents itself way better than most of the competition."

"The film remains mysterious throughout its complete running time, though nothing much is actually happening."

"Kemp's film starts off pretty typical, but with each scene things get stranger and more awkward."

"Considering the film as a whole it's not that much different from a normal feature-length Japanese drama, though the change in characters and perspectives do add some welcome variation."

"It sports a cool main character, some nice camera work and very atmospheric and detailed styling."

"A film that is very aware of its strong points and exploits it to the point of pure mastery. It's rude, lacks subtlety, lacks any kind of serious attempt to tell a story, but remains funny throughout"

"All in all, the film presents four fun horror shorts, none of them below average, three of them come up with interesting elements."

"If you love bitching about horror cliches and lack of originality, you'll have a swell time bitching about this film."

"It's a nice drama with some timely accents, well acted and the film's a pleasure to look at. All in all a good reconnaissance with Sippapak's work"

"The soundtrack and visuals wrap themselves around the audience like a warm blanket while the drama slowly unfolds and runs its course. Fans of the genre will feel right at home"

"Rampage is a pretty relentless film, but considering its concept and themes the execution is pretty spot on. No politically correct endings, no censorship, no concessions."

"Koikyokusei is a beautiful little drama, only hampered by some bad musical choices."

"The finale wraps everything up, leaving very little unexplained."

"The presentation is a tad unpolished, but deliberate, the comedy is ruthless but surprising and funny, and the overall experience is like nothing else out there."