Alex Etel, Alexander Nathan Etel, Alun Armstrong
In just seven days' time Britain converts to the Euro. It's the biggest opportunity the criminal world has ever had. When a railway heist goes wrong and an enormous bag of money falls from the sky int...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 1, 2005
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July 24, 2008Let me start this with the bad point - Jimmy Nisbitt, one of Britains most talented actors, has had everything 'Jimmy Nesbitt' taken out of him, including his accent, which is such a big part of his character.
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April 6, 2008why can't anybody make a movie for kids like they used to? this is a prime example of another this day an age childrens flick. no fucking imagination. another pile of rotting dog turd! wishy-washy retarded crap. to think this vomit was spewed by danny boyle. i can't even be bothe...( read more)
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January 14, 2008Witty, sweet and charming without ever being sappy. Danny Boyle's most humane and inspirational effort. The kind of film that makes you smile even in the shittiest of days.
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September 1, 2009The only family film made by Danny Boyle as of yet, and one of only two films he has made which were marketed as 'feel-good' films - the other being 'Slumdog Millionaire', which isn't as much of a 'feel-good' film, partly because it contains moments of violence. 'Millions' is a j...( read more)
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August 30, 2009my fave danny boyle's movie.,
" can anyone be truly good?"
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August 26, 2009heartwarming and very imaginative.,even Boyle's simple packaging can't hurt this movie cheerful sensation
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Critic Reviews
April 1, 2005
Steven Rea, Philadelphia Inquirer
March 18, 2005
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times
A gentle illustration of that particular moment in childhood when the world begins to make its mark. full review
March 18, 2005
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
A family film of limitless imagination and surprising joy. full review
March 18, 2005
Ty Burr, Boston Globe
Visually arresting, seriously whimsical, and suffused with a dreamy yet sad awareness of where life falls short and imagination has to pick up the slack. full review
March 11, 2005
Kyle Smith, New York Post
Give Boyce and Boyle credit for daring to be strange, but this enchilada is so overstuffed, it's falling apart. full review
February 23, 2005
Nick Schager, Slant Magazine
Sure to be Sally Struthers's all-time favorite film. full review
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September 9, 2006I love the special effects, I love the kid, I dont believe howm they selled the boys two cell phones.. $%^&*()_?)(*&?
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