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Atonement (2007) |
| 76 reviews |
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Film rated 3.7 / 5
(Chick rating: 3.5 / 5)
(Guy rating: 3.7 / 5)
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| Silly cunt destroys lives. |
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| Writer rights sisterly wrong. |
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| Cecilia moans. Briony atones. |
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| Cecilia's boyfriend: Turnered away. |
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| McAvoy fights for cuntry. |
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| Briony changes lives, story. |
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| Knightley nailed in library. |
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| 'Cunt' brings 'Robbie' trouble. |
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| Redgrave gives literary interview. |
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| Briony mis-cunt-strues message. |
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| Briony never changes hairstyle. |
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| A wound-erful lie, Tallis. |
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| Tallis-ing lies becomes fiction. |
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| Keira's c*nt causes conscription. |
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| Fountain escapade begins misunderstanding. |
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| Briony misreads library encounter. |
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| Kissable cunt causes calamity. |
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| Toffette turns on Turner. |
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| Briony whines; Cecilia regrets. |
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| Briony's misjudgement screws couple. |
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| Lying teenager accuses McAvoy. |
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| Robbie's happy ending -- fiction. |
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| Novelist rewrites sister's history. |
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| Floody septicaemia prevents reunion. |
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| Vascular dementia inspires publication. |
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| Briony Tallis tells tales. |
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| Tale of wartime cuntrition. |
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| Briony's hero humps sibling. |
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| Dunkirk erases sexual misunderstanding. |
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| Briony lies. Cecilia cries. |
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| Tattling Tallis tells tale. |
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| Turner turns on toffette. |
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| Variations on Tallis' theme. |
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| Briony cunt understand message. |
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| Brat's apology decades late. |
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| Girl meets McAvoy. Maybe. |
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| Briony gets vascular dementia. |
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| Briony delivers pornographic note. |
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| Robbie fatally types 'C'-word. |
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| Lola marries real violator. |
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| Moppet destroys James McAvoy. |
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| Fountain, then mountin', misunderstood. |
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| Vase breaks... up lovers. |
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| Evil sister retelling story. |
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| Truth: lie; Autobiography: fictional. |
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| Robbie swears by typewriter. |
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| Minghella: career-ending cameo. |
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| Role: Ronan's, Romola's, Redgrave's. |
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| Author apologises poignantly, posthumously. |
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| Cecilia: nurses patients, grudge. |
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| Chocolate magnate marries cousin. |
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| Sisterly lie ruins romance. |
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