Movie Reviews Editor's Picks tagged Comedy

  • Yesterday Review

    With Yesterday, Boyle and Curtis deliver on a gripping storyline full of unexpected twists and shouts.

    With Yesterday, Boyle and Curtis deliver on a gripping storyline full of unexpected twists and shouts.
    Read More »

    0 0

  • Shazam! Review

    Shazam! is not only one of the best DC movies, but one of the best modern comic book adaptations, which is saying a lot given how oversaturated the market is with superheroes.

    Shazam! is not only one of the best DC movies, but one of the best modern comic book adaptations, which is saying a lot given how oversaturated the market is with superheroes.
    Read More »

    2 0

  • Paddington 2 Review

    Paddington 2 is a truly glorious, charming and tender piece of cinema.

    Paddington 2 is a truly glorious, charming and tender piece of cinema.
    Read More »

    3 0

  • Downsizing Review (61st BFI London Film Festival)

    Alexander Payne is one of cinema’s most brilliant and consistent directors to come into the fold in the last two decades with films that have not only balanced heart and humour to wonderful effects but bring us some of the most eclectic group of…

    Alexander Payne is one of cinema’s most brilliant and consistent directors to come into the fold in the last two decades with films that have not only balanced heart and humour to wonderful effects but bring us some of the most eclectic group of characters. Whether it was Miles & Jack as they made their way through the luscious vineyards of California, Warren Schmidt and his travelling RV or Tracy Flick’s ambitions of being class President. So it’s something of a crushing disappointment to…
    Read More »

    0 0

Movie Reviews tagged Comedy

  • Knives Out Review

    Knives Out subverts expectations in all the right ways.

    Knives Out subverts expectations in all the right ways.
    Read More »

    0 0

  • Jojo Rabbit Review

    Even at its most shocking, Jojo Rabbit is a meaningful coming-of-age story that encourages us all to reevaluate the definition of prejudice.

    Even at its most shocking, Jojo Rabbit is a meaningful coming-of-age story that encourages us all to reevaluate the definition of prejudice.
    Read More »

    0 0

  • Dolemite Is My Name Review

    Dolemite Is My Name has echoes of Ed Wood and The Disaster Artist.

    Dolemite Is My Name has echoes of Ed Wood and The Disaster Artist.
    Read More »

    0 0

  • Zombieland: Double Tap Review

    While ten years have passed, little has changed in Zombieland: Double Tap.

    While ten years have passed, little has changed in Zombieland: Double Tap.
    Read More »

    0 0