The simple justification behind virtually every sequel ever made is, to put it bluntly, the third word in the title of Oliver Stone’s belated follow-up to his 1987 corporate thriller Wall Street. With its slashing appraisal of cut throat American capitalism told within the familiar constructs of a story about making big dosh and the [...]
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Ghosts of Girlfriends Past film review: Charles Dickens meets Matthew McConaughey in a slushy rom-com dud
It’s A Christmas Carol crossed with The Wedding Crashers crossed with lobotomised generic rom-com in Ghosts of Girlfriends Past, director Mark Waters’s slushy love anthem that mingles Dickens’s famous morality fable with the ever-wooden Matthew Mahogany. Mahog, er, McConaughey stars as a promiscuous a-hole who Hates Love and woos ladies by reciting humdingers like “every [...]
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