Is what it says on the tin. Moderately interesting to see how it pans out in the odd darker moment, but it's definitely not a must-see unless you're a big Mike Leigh fan.
Not great but not bad - a kind of cross between Buffalo Soldiers, Burn After Reading and Three Kings... ish. It definitely has its funny moments, though it's not a classic and doesn't really amount to much.
Beautifully made, a kind of LittleBigPlanet: The Movie, crossed with WALL-E, The Matrix and Terminator 4. While the plot is pretty linear and a little action-heavy, it quickly pulls you in and the film doesn't overstay its welcome. A few more laughs and it would have been near-perfect.
It definitely had the 'zom' and it just about had the rom', but not quite as much 'com' as Shaun Of The Dead, unfortunately, and it was always going to be hard not to compare it to that. However, still definitely worth seeing if you like anything zombie-related and/or want to see the inside of Bill Murray's house! Great soundtrack, some nice visual effects,and one of Woody Harrelson's best performances in a while.
Take the best things about Starship Troopers, Robocop/Alien/Ironman, Independence Day, Tsotsi, Cloverfield, The Fly, E.T. and many others, and you end up with this. It quickly pulls you in and doesn't let you go, seamlessly blending documentary style footage with cutting edge CGI, and a great mainly improvised performance from the lead (Sharlto Copley). Intelligently raising issues of immigration and race (whether the 'people' are of a different colour or of completely different DNA), multi-national corporations and media maniulation, and with great action scenes too - one of the best films of the year.
A true-to-life account of the rollercoaster highs and lows of love, that completely hit a nerve with me. Great acting, great music, great laughs, great realism... great film.
Solid stuff, though not really anything new from Almodóvar - typical kind of plot about a buried secret or two from the past, and typical mix of tone for a non-English film that's big on the 'world cinema' scene. Generally good though, and if you have a thing for Ms Cruz, you will not want to miss it...