Ralph Fiennes
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The King's Man (2021)
Review by Matt Anderson: Wild. It’s absolutely wild.
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A Bigger Splash (2015)
Review by Robert Denerstein: Fiennes excels in this deviously slow boil of a movie
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Spectre (2015)
Review by Matt Anderson: Skyfall’s a tough act for Spectre to follow
Review by Robert Denerstein: Craig is serious as a clenched fist, but Spectre is a Bond too long
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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
Review by Robert Denerstein: Wes Anderson checks into a grand hotel
Review by Marty Mapes: Whrilwind storytelling leaves the emotional core behind
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Coriolanus (2011)
Review by Marty Mapes: The blend of modern and Elizabethan is what works
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2 (2011)
Review by Marty Mapes: Satisfying
Review by Robert Denerstein: The series deserves a hearty round of applause
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The Duchess (2008)
Review by Matt Anderson: High society nightmare is an absorbing, albeit staid, affair
DVD review by Matt Anderson: Spend the night with The Duchess on Blu-ray
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In Bruges (2008)
Review by Matt Anderson: A ferocious pageant of stereotypes, misconceptions, and biases; but looks can be deceiving
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Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007)
Review by Marty Mapes: Another jumble of special effects, plot shards, celebrity cameos, and sometimes-impressive imagery
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Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)
Review by Marty Mapes: Impressive regardless, and more so because the characters are so endearing
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The Constant Gardener (2005)
Review by Nick Reed: With the non-stop suspense and endless information, Meirelles doesn't even leave us time to blink
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The Good Thief (2003)
Review by Matt Anderson: Nolte's art thief retired from the heist business with heroin and gambling habits filling the void
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Spider (2003)
Review by Marty Mapes: We can't know the objective truth about Spider, but we can watch and find him fascinating
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Maid in Manhattan (2002)
Review by Marty Mapes: Aims for mediocrity and hits the middle of the target
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English Patient (1996)
DVD review by Matt Anderson: Finally receives proper treatment in the new two-disc collector’s edition DVD from Miramax