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  1. Win tickets to 9, produced by Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov: http://celluloidtongue.blog... about 18 hours ago from web
  2. Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs: This deliciously clever & exciting serving of inventive, big-hearted animated fun is surprisingly superb. 2:20 AM Nov 22nd from web
  3. Much-belated Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus review: http://tinyurl.com/yast4kg 1:26 AM Nov 18th from web
  4. The Brothers Bloom: A colourful, comic con caper of real wit & warmth.Plus, most charming Rachel Weisz performance ever. What’s not to love? 2:27 PM Nov 14th from web
  5. 2012: Emmerich’s seismic in scale, so-so disasterpiece is too long by an hour — and its grand world-razing suffers from diminishing returns. 2:02 PM Nov 14th from web
  6. A Christmas Carol: Unappealing animation and ill-advised action beats detract from an otherwise atmospheric & faithful adaptation. 7:22 PM Nov 2nd from mobile web
  7. The Box: Lacks the sting in the tail of Matheson’s story & Kelly remains overly ambitious. Still, this classy sci-fi morality play intrigues 1:16 AM Oct 30th from web
  8. The Descent Part 2: Not as bad as you’d expect, but simply amplifying the grue can’t distract from the overarching sense of pointlessness. 4:57 AM Oct 29th from web
  9. A Serious Man: The Coens’ latest marvel (it’s that time of year) rivals the best of their back catalogue. All you need to know. 5:14 AM Oct 28th from web
  10. 9: At 79 minutes, stunning animation (some of the year’s richest) and vivid, intriguing world-building make up for fabric-thin plotting. 5:57 PM Oct 27th from web
  11. Astro Boy: An old favourite is given a reverential computer-animated reboot that’s low on surprises but big on breezy, rocketeering fun. 4:53 AM Oct 21st from web
  12. The Invention of Lying: A killer premise is declawed by a lapse into sloppy romcom convention. A rare misstep for the generally ace Gervais. 2:04 AM Oct 15th from web
  13. The Final Destination 3-D: You can’t stop what’s coming to you, but you can choose to steer clear of this tedious, vapid horror fourquel. 3:20 AM Oct 13th from web
  14. The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus: Gilliam’s latest and Ledger’s last might be muddled, but it’s beautifully so. 3:37 AM Oct 8th from web
  15. Whip It: Barrymore’s behind-camera debut takes a while to get rolling, but once it gets its skates on it’s a likable (if overfamiliar) glide 4:50 AM Oct 6th from web
  16. The Horseman: Brutal, ball-tearing Aussie revenge thriller is one hell of a calling card for star Peter Marshall & dir. Steven Kastrissios. 12:50 AM Sep 28th from web
  17. Funny People: Could use a trim, but there’s a surprising thoughtfulness to Apatow’s slice-of-a-star’s life dramedy that ensures it satisfies 4:18 PM Sep 22nd from web
  18. Shorts: Like Pulp Fiction, but y’know, for kids, Rodriguez’s latest family flick is an icky, hyper, throwaway jaunt buoyed by a top cast. 2:21 AM Sep 13th from web
  19. Encounters at the End of the World: Lacks the throughline of, say, Grizzly Man but Herzog’s Antarctic foray is still quite captivating stuff 1:56 PM Sep 9th from web
  20. Van Diemen’s Land: auf der Heide’s haunting debut has atmosphere to burn. This worn tale of convict cannibalism leaves quite the aftertaste. 12:30 AM Sep 6th from web