Excelling in the brand of ‘stoopid’ fun that Ben Stiller has patented as his own, Dodgeball is a laugh-a-minute. In his Zoolander-mode, Stiller pouts, struts and flexes his muscles, as the obsessed, over-solariumed, over-coiffed fitness mogul with the manicured moustache, who is really a former fat-boy hiding in a super-toned, ultra-fit exterior..... Source: urban Cinefile

Possibly Steven Spielberg’s worst film, The Terminal was inspired by the real story of a man detained at an airport who ended up living there. The writers have not taken this basic idea very far, except to add a baggage-trolley-ful of schmalz. Padded out with unimaginative and / or clicheed incidents, the film is fake from start to finish... Source: Urban Cinefile

This two disc release is highly recommended for anyone who wants to be immersed in the making of this film. Extensive and comprehensive extras provide as much entertainment and thrills as the film itself, albeit in a different way. It’s a spectacular package in which the extra material has been as carefully produced as the film, and with a tremendous variety of inputs from cast and crew.... Source: Urban Cinefile

Barely feature length at 57 minutes, Backroads is a truly impressive first film from Phillip Noyce, who went on to make the multi award winning Newsfront a year later. Backroads is a road movie that fires on all cylinders: it’s funny, it’s political, it’s engaging and the characters are tangibly real in a definitive landscape – photographed by the great Russell Boyd.... Source: Urban Cinefile