Category: Reviews
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Battle of the Sexes Review
While charming at times, and easy to indulge in at others – given the two filmmakers at the helm it was hard not to anticipate a film with a little more ingenuity than this. Read More >
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Mudbound Review
While the narrative structure may be an issue, the dialogue is anything but, as there’s a concise, dogmatic and somewhat brutal aspect to the monologues, and yet it’s always articulate and eloquent. Read More >
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Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool Review
This film is so touching, so warm and so tender – and just to top it all off, there’s even a disco-dancing scene featuring the two lead roles. Billy Elliot may have grown up, but he didn’t forget how to boogie. Read More >
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Justice League Review
Justice League will leave you with hope for a better tomorrow. Read More >
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Wonder Review
Much like its protagonist, Wonder exceeds expectations and proves to be more than what it seems. Read More >
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Paddington 2 Review
Paddington 2 is a truly glorious, charming and tender piece of cinema. Read More >
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Murder on the Orient Express Review
It’s a shame to see such a wonderful story and cast not done justice too, as a film just lacking in that playful edge, too pedestrian in its execution Read More >
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Review
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri may not be as rewatchable as McDonagh’s previous two films, but it is his most mature, timely, and important picture to date. Read More >
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Call Me By Your Name Review
In order for this to work, we require strong performances, and Chalamet and Hammer are simply magnetic in the leading roles. Read More >
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