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Gg THE GAME PLAN (Andy Fickman)
5/10'Corny movie but kind of cute in places' GANGS OF NEW YORK (Martin Scorsese)
10/10'Spectacular film, all round!' GARFIELD: A TAIL OF TWO KITTIES (Tim Hill)
3/10'Typical American observations of their allies to the East (that's the UK for those that don't know) and a rather poor re-hash of a tired story leave for an unsatisfactory sequel' THE GENERAL (Buster Keaton & Clyde Bruckman)
10/10'Legendary performance from Keaton balances this brilliant comedy' GET RICH OR DIE TRYIN' (Jim Sheridan)
2/10'First Class director, cliched script and 50 Cent as your lead.... WHAT DID YOU THINK WOULD HAPPEN!? Stick with 8 Mile' GET SMART (Peter Segal)
5/10'Mediocre action film with a few jokes slung in for good measure. Overall, a tad boring' GHOST RIDER (Mark Steven Johnson)
2/10'If as much time had been spent on the characters and the script as the SFX, then an all-round better film would have been made' GHOST TOWN (David Koepp)
6/10'A fairly formulaic and predictable rom-com but still packs a lot of heart and laughs' GHOST WORLD (Terry Zwigoff)
5/10'Mediocre adaptation - for some reason the deadpan comedy doesn't work as well on screen' THE GIFT (Sam Raimi)
7/10'Surprisingly mature horror/thriller from the director of Evil Dead' THE GIFT (Sam Raimi)
7/10'Surprisingly mature horror/thriller from the director of Evil Dead' GIRL WITH A PEARL EARRING (Peter Webber)
7/10'Visually rich homage to 17th Century artists, hidden beneath a charming tale of romance and obsession' GLASTONBURY (Julien Temple)
2/10'Bloody hippie documentary. What is it with the BBC's fascination with hippies? Just so you know, the BBC website gave their own film 5/5' THE GODFATHER (Francis Ford Coppola)
10/10'Without a shadow of a doubt, the perfect film' THE GODFATHER: PART II (Francis Ford Coppola)
10/10'Its genius is undeniable but the first instalment remains the best' THE GODFATHER: PART III (Francis Ford Coppola)
7/10'Not as bad as everyone makes out, Part III remains a praiseworthy segment of the Corleone family trilogy' THE GOLDEN COMPASS (Chris Weitz)
8/10'Narnia for atheists? I suppose you could say that but it's still damn entertaining' GONE, BABY, GONE (Ben Affleck)
8/10'Phenomenally powerful work from the Affleck brothers' GONG FU (Stephen Chow) [Kung Fu Hustle - Chinese]
7/10'It's not clever, it's not penetrating modern issues and it's not filled with deep complexities... had me in stitches, though' THE GOOD GERMAN (Steven Soderbergh)
6/10'Worth a watch but fails to emulate the elements that made The Third Man so perfect' GOOD LUCK CHUCK (Mark Helfrich)
3/10'Stupid, stupid, stupid movie about sex and marriage - apparently' GOOD NIGHT, AND GOOD LUCK (George Clooney)
8/10'Clooney's maturity shines through in this beautiful film' THE GOOD SHEPHERD (Robert De Niro)
8/10'Finally! An intelligent spy drama that doesn't treat audiences like morons' GOOD WILL HUNTING (Gus Van Sant)
9/10'Remarkable, witty, incredible' A GOOD YEAR (Ridley Scott)
4/10'Irritating and arduous to watch, the Scott/Crowe combo proves its clear inability to cross genres' THE GREEN MILE (Frank Darabont)
10/10'Beautiful, inspired adaptation' GREEN STREET: HOOLIGANS (Lexi Alexander)
5/10'A good little project gone to waste' GRINDHOUSE (Robert Rodriguez & Quentin Tarantino)
7/10'An interesting project that will entertain fans but Planet Terror misses out as Death Proof takes all the glory' GROUNDED: UNACCOMPANIED MINORS (Paul Feig)
1/10'The Terminal meets Home Alone with disastrous, and often racist, consequences' THE GUARDIAN (Andrew Davis)
2/10'A long pointless story that we've all seen before, which only does a large discredit to the real-life USCG' GUESS WHO (Kevin Rodney Sullivan)
2/10'A black-take on Meet The Parents and Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, who really cares, though?' GUY X (Saul Metzstein)
5/10'When a director says, "I had so much fun making this" it's usually a bad sign' |