Movie Gazette

Reviews Featuring Delroy Lindo

The Core
So bad that, in a funny sort of way, it actually becomes extremely entertaining.

Ransom
Great Friday night popcorn fodder – well worth a rent.

A Life Less Ordinary
A reasonably entertaining romp that, despite the title, is pretty – well – ordinary.

Get Shorty
A great crime caper – that’s the long and the short of it. Well, the short at least.

Sahara
Two fish-out-of-water and a doctor from WHO seek a ship of the desert in this deliriously daft adventure caper.

Up
Should’ve known a studio that’s made us love a robot with no dialogue and rat living in a kitchen could make a story out of anything, but I had no idea they could make me cry, laugh, and feel as happy as I did with Up.

News Items For Delroy Lindo

Met chief accused on race report
The UK's top Asian police officer is to accuse Met Police chief Sir Ian Blair of having a damning race report rewritten, the BBC learns.

Cricket back in movie spotlight
The director of a new film called Wondrous Oblivion hopes it will put cricket on the movie map.

Silcott vows to clear name
Winston Silcott says he intends to overturn his conviction for the murder of boxer Anthony Smith.

New York slaves finally laid to rest
The remains of dozens of Africans are re-interred in a ceremony close to the market where they were once sold as slaves.

'More stop and search not justified'
A man who was repeatedly stopped and searched by police tells BBC News Online why he is against increased use of the controversial tactic.