Sean Capel, Journalist

"Land Of Mine is powerful, gut-wrenching and historically insightful cinema."

"Fans are rewarded in a sequel that delivers — with deeper characters, motivations, relationships and a pinch of social commentary."

"While competently made, with nice camerawork and an atmospheric tone, it is ultimately very cliched and extremely predictable."

"This is a truly adorable film about friendship, family and the spirit of adventure that masterfully walks the line between the ridiculous and gritty reality."

"Amazingly, practically the entire original cast returns (including a brief, final role for Alan Rickman)."

"The lack of non-diegetic sounds adds to the reality, while Bobby Bukowski's superb cinematography creates a sense of displacement."

"Mr Right may be recycled and forgettable, but it's a fun ride."

"With the help of some magnetic leads, Bastille Day is better than most recent action trash."

"Efron extends his character's half-life with some relatable post-education crises in between removing his shirt."

"Patel brings quiet human dignity while Irons produces dramatic layers effortlessly, conveying stern academia and hidden vulnerability."

"It excels in creating a sense of admiration for the woman's ambition and heart."

"...a film that, while entertaining, feels flat and bogged down by a frenetic pace.'