question: Part raucous mockumentary, part drama-filled biopic, It's All Gone Pete Tong amuses and warms hearts with its touching, comic, and candid look at a musician faced with a career-ending handicap.

numbered reviews: 1. The film soars on the talent of Paul Kaye's magnificent portrayal of a pop music icon's self abuse, descent into total deafness and rebirth ...
2. One of the most graphic, scary, funny and imaginative depictions of drug addiction ever filmed.
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4. This has writing that could charitably be called inane, and a wholly repulsive star.
5. Paul Kaye's performance is revelatory. A surprisingly warm-hearted mockumentary.
6. At the center of all this is Kaye's flat-out brilliant performance.
7. Bright, noisy, and surprisingly fulfilling, it keeps its adrenaline rush under deceptively easy control.
8. O diretor Michael Dowse confere energia admirбvel a este filme espetacular que conta, ainda, com uma atuaзгo arrebatadora de Paul Kaye.
9. There's unexpected tenderness in the sincerity with which Dowse plunges into Disability Movie conventions.
10. When Kaye tries to be funny, he's odd; when he tries to be sad, he's boring; and when he tries to be happy, he's . . . just weird.


question: Boasting beautiful animation, a charming voice cast, laugh-a-minute gags, and a surprisingly thoughtful story, The Lego Movie is colorful fun for all ages.

numbered reviews: 1. Though not everything about The Lego Movie is awesome, you'll leave the cinema wearing a real smile.
2. Funny, inventive and bound to boost sales of the interlocking plastic bricklets even further.
3. If it sounds like a glorified toy commercial, well, there's no denying it is. But it's an advert packed with invention, humour and charm - the kind you'd skip through TV programmes to watch.
4. This film contains the best Batman theme song...ever.
5. It's about as magical and wondrous a movie as I've seen with more laughs per minute than any movie in recent memory. The LEGO Movie is an absolute delight.
6. Adults who go to The Lego Movie out of a weary sense of parental duty are in for a very pleasant surprise.
7. The Lego Movie's desire to inveigh against social conformity turns into a plea for collectivism. It's a message that will inevitably send the blood pressures of FOX News pundits through the roof.
8. A film every bit as imaginative, colourful and cleverly constructed as their plastic inspiration.
9. A work of unbridled imagination, apt to delight sociologists, stoners and six-year-olds alike.
10. It's playtime on film, done with wit, warmth, and respect for the business of imagination.


question: Undeniably gripping, Bronson forces the viewer to make some hard decisions about where the line between art and exploitation lies.

numbered reviews: 1. The "doing crime for fame" theme is more than a little played-out, but Hardy's so boisterous -- and Refn's filmmaking so dynamic -- that it's fairly easy to buy in to the inherent entertainment value of bloody fisticuffs.
2. Refn tells his story in a gripping, genre-breaking way, introducing broad theatricality and surreal animation. In some scenes, Peterson delivers monologues in a clown's whiteface; in others, we're in an asylum as mad as its patients.
3. Tom Hardy is pure dynamite in the role, beefing up 35 pounds to play Britain's most notorious prisoner.
4. Bronson is an explosive, theatrical, fourth-wall-busting project that will strike some viewers (like me) as prodigious and others as unbearably pretentious.
5. Refn films much of the violence in slow motion, accompanied by classical music, which adds impact to the brutality.
6. A bit like Stanley Kubrick's Clockwork Orange reimagined as a one-man stage show and stripped of any political implications.
7. An invigorating, refreshingly stylish biopic brimming with dark humor, surrealism and an unforgettable, brave performance by Tom Hardy.
8. Tom Hardy proves more than ready for his close-up, cackling, snarling and head-butting his way through Pusher director Nicolas Winding Refn's mercifully unconventional biopic.
9. Hardy delivers a committed if showy performance, but there are some awful smaller turns which smell dangerously of homophobia. The whole thing made me want to scrub my brain with Vim.
10. Hardy's portrayal is more than a real-life impersonation of Bronson; it realizes the Stunt Movie opportunity to present an actor's thoroughly romantic admiration of force.


question: It's pure formula, but thanks to its breezy pace and a pair of charming performances from Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz, Knight and Day offers some agreeably middle-of-the-road summer action.

numbered reviews:
1. The exciting "Knight And Day" is a blast that stays in Cruise control.
2. Entertaining enough but utterly ridiculous.
3. Knight and Day works due to the charms of Diaz and Cruise, and it figures out how to exaggerate action without making the audience feel insulted.
4. Player or pawn? That is the key question in this delicious action thriller that finds the perfect balance between comedy and taking itself seriously enough to be real
5. One of the biggest mysteries of Knight and Day is figuring out who exactly the film is primarily for
6. Knight and Day ends up chasing itself around in circles, going nowhere, doing nothing, hoping to coast on charm and goodwill.
7. Is this the Knight to save the Summer movie season?
8. The Tom Cruise action persona is in full swing and given a good roasting in the entertaining Knight and Day.
9. Half-aware it's an action flick while trying to breezily amuse, and half-alert to its comic potential while roaring off on a chase or shoot-out, it staggers along. Knight and Day's potential vanishes in the haze of a mundane situation-comedy.
10. delivers plenty of bang, but with a much-appreciated wink