Search: Starring John Malkovich

As technically accomplished as it might be, this is a ponderous and interminable experience.

It is a triumph of imagination. The real-life Malkovich is put through appalling humiliations, to which he subjects with grace and humour.

Showcases the venerable maverick’s directorial style at is best and its worst.

It is not as though we have not seen this sort of comic crime-gone-wrong chaos from the Coens before, but there is no-one who does it better.

Literary responsibilities and moral ambiguities aside, Beowulf remains a rollicking good story of man versus monsters, full of gory violence, sexy women, heavy drinking, treasure and shouting.

How much of this is about Casanova? How much about Malkovich and his continuing public self-examination?

Straczynski's script is a masterpiece of understatement and restraint, and Angelina Jolie is riveting in the central role.

John Malkovich at his most endearingly camp.

As the story glides gracefully from pitch-black comedy to complicated tragedy, you are in no doubt this is a film which happened at the right time in the careers of its two central stars, and for cinema.

A sterling, if uncinematic adaptation, without pretence or frippery which could dilute the potency of performances or writing.

You cannot begin to understand what's going on, or not going on

Detached rather than indifferent.

The film has more violent action than a PG-certificate dares admit to and looks suitably legendary.

By avoiding serial cliches, director Joe Berlinger touches on a different level of revelation.

A testament to harrowing real-life experiences.

The true weakness of the film is the script - a single gag runs through it.

Himself a survivor of the Khmer Rouge regime, lucky to have escaped with his life, Ngor subsumes himself in the role in a way that makes one wonder that he made it through filming without losing his mind.

A shallow portrayal.

Morton continues to show her acting talents with a substantial - if not substantial enough - role and Malkovitch is an adequate counter balance to the very considerable presence of Depp.

The only thing of quality is the poster. Its artistic imagination outstrips anything in the movie.

The production's lavish attention to detail in its recreation of the poverty and luxury of the time shows up crisply on this DVD, which is a visual feast.

As a rookie director, he lacks visual flair and tends to hug clichés for safety's sake.

The Mutant Chronicles is a mutant film, apparently stitched together from the still-steaming corpses of others.

The pace accelerates through 15 stages of excitement without stopping to refuel

The reason this franchise succeeds is that it never takes itself too seriously.

Everything Hannibal failed to be.

The film has an authenticity that cuts deep.

A true original.

As a comedy of manners, it is exquisite.

The comedy is not funny, the action is exhausting, and by the time its 156 minutes are over, you too will have been transformed into a dead-eyed machine that has lost the power or will to care.

Warm Bodies overcomes any cynicism horror fans might harbor towards it through genuine affability and winning performances.

Malkovich and Rockwell are magnetic.