The Limehouse Golem, Patti Cake$, Terminator 2: Judgement Day The Film Review

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Hello and welcome to The Film Review on BBC News.

To take us through this week's cinema releases is James King.

There has been murdered in the East End in the Limehouse Golem. A New

Jersey girl thing she is the unlikely saviour of hip-hop in Patti

Cakes. And he said I'll be back and now he is. Big Arnie returns in the

3D rerelease of Terminator 2. He did warn us, didn't he? We will save the

best for last. Bill Nighy yours a big draw. What did you make of it?

Yelling at a big fan. This is set in Victorian era London. A big fan. A

thriller about a murderer on the loose. A police detective who is

charged with tracking down the serial killer, the Limehouse Golem.

Here he is in action. At Ratcliffe Highway

who slaughtered a household. The previous week

a prostitute, Alice Stanton. Laid upon the open pages

of a book on Jewish I found it very gripping. It was

gory in parts. It has a thriller rather than a horror film. For me it

was all about the past. To be honest, I would watch any of those

reactors in anything anyway. Three of my favourite actors. Olivia Cook

is good as is Douglas Booth. What is going on in this film is an

undercurrent to the murder story, that thriller. Really it is a film

about performance. It is about how performance was so important at this

time in the musicals but also just people in their everyday lives.

There are people in this movie you are putting on a mask every day and

playing roles. Then there is the Golem himself, the serial killer the

warped performer who wants recognition. When you have that

undercurrent running through the movie, it gives the cast something

very juicy to sink their teeth into. It is a very seductive world. Very

rich, very seductive. That is a great thing to watch at the movies

as well. Jane Goldman adapted the book originally. She has done a very

good job. There is a lot of plot going on in there. She has done a

great job of streamlining it, drip feeding information. The penny

dropped just the right moment. I was big fan. Patti Cakes, didn't it have

a lot of praise at Sundance? Sometimes you get films which cross

over. Fox would love this to be a big crossover. It is about a girl

from New Jersey who leads a very downbeat life. Dreams of making it

big in the rap world, in hip-hop. Danielle MacDonald, an Australian

actress actually. It is very funny and charming but it does not quite

know what it wants to be. Sometimes it is very kitsch and camp. Reminded

me a bit of hairspray. That is a great film, great fun. Sometimes

this film then gets serious and wants to make a ul and social points

and goes eight miles and Eminem, the opposite route. The problem is it is

six of one and half a dozen of the other. The music is great. I like

that it is quite subversive, but in this overweight white girl in the

world of hip-hop. Shaking things up quite a lot. I'm not sure whether it

quite knows whether it is long, deep or serious. It is an unsettled mix

of the two. It does not quite know what it wants to be that she is one

to watch? Very charismatic. Look out for her. I said we were to save the

best till last. Terminator 2, so good they have brought it back

decades later. 26 years later, in 3D. Someone would say

Schwarzenegger's acting was barely into dealer to learn 3D. James

Cameron, the director who had success with Titanic has the same

team to do the same thing with Terminator 2. Let's have look at a

classic scene. You've got to listen

to the way people talk. If someone comes up

to you with an attitude, And if you want to shine them on,

it's hasta la vista, baby. Or if someone gets upset,

you say chill out. I had almost forgotten that phrase

but now it is back to haunt us all. Is there a point to this question he

has reworked it for the bid is all in 3D. Do we need to see it? I saw

it when it came out on the big screen. I waited a long time that

just seeing it on the big screen, forget that the reedy element. It is

amazing. It is this movie of awesome sentences. -- the 3D element. It is

great to see one of the great action heroes of all time on the screen.

Maybe you have never seen it on the big screen for that this is why it

is a great opportunity to catch up with Terminator 2. Some of the

special effects do look a little bit creepy now. James Cameron has

admitted that. The movie has such power, it is so gutsy, so full of

bravado that it does still pack a punch. He may be very young and not

even born when it was first released. Maybe there is a whole new

audience for that. Will they look and think it is all dated will stop

in 1991 this was the most expensive film of all time for the even know

it is old now it still holds up because they put so much into it

when it first came out. Worth having a look at if you have never seen it

before. You forget how expensive it was. Best out? Detroit. A tough

movie to watch. Based on true events in Detroit 50 years ago actually.

Fatal events of one night in the city. It is doing OK business in the

UK at the moment. Like to see it do better. Perhaps we have had our fill

of intensity with Dunkirk. People just can't handle another tough,

intense true story at the cinema. Is worth seeing. Look out for will

Poulter who is fantastic. Directed by Kathryn Bigelow. He was married

to James Cameron when he did Terminator 2. I hope it does better

at the cinema. It deserves to. Absolutely. DVD... Something to lift

us. If you don't want all the dark and bleak. Something very funny and

silly to lift us all. This is a comedy about an out of work actor he

was big in a TV detective show in the 80s. Then he gets a call from

the police saying there is a criminal on the loose who is

obsessed with the old TV show, Mindhorn. We needed to get back into

gather and help us solve the crime. Some very funny gags in this about

acting and TV detectives. Lots of references to John nettles. Lots of

references about Bergerac. Done with affection. Steve Coogan is involved

in it. A producer and co-star. Elements of Alan Partridge. He was

another minor celebrity who was down on his luck. Even though you are

laughing, it is done with respect for the genres it is taking the make

out. That is the key. Some people felt it was almost like a series of

TV sketches sewn together to make a film. The" it are an absolute Joy. I

did not know that bit. That is a good tip. That will lift us all.

Thank you. Lovely to see you. Thank you very much, James King, with all

your pointers as to what you might like to see this week.

Enjoy whatever you might see over the next few days.

Plenty of sunny spell is out there today. Some of us have had

threatening skies. This picture from North Yorkshire. Stretching down

into East