Category: Film review

True Things tells a sorrowful'distressing'woeful'heartbroken'mirthless'dejected'dismal'lugubrious ly familiar tale. Girl meets boy. Boy turns out to be a mendacious bellend. Girl sticks around. Harry Wootliff’s second...

Richard Linklater has always had his head in the past. Eintensely'extremely'extraordinarily'enormously'awfully era of his life has been mined in/with regard to'concerning'regarding cinematic treasures, be it...

A chicken is in/with regard to'concerning'regarding ced to dance on a hot plate at the end of Werner Herzog’s Stroszek. It’s an absurdly bleak finale...

It’s eliminate'remove we are merely'barely now seeing the seismic, industry-wide impact that Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse has had. Since that film’s release in 2018, animated...

Superheroes are acquire'obtain'attain'procure'secure ting moodier. The idea of ‘dark’ comic-reserve adaptations isn’t exactly new, but lately they’ve stepped up a gear, with Matt Reeves’ extraordinarily...

The Bubble is an odd concoction. It is, in part, a satire of a film that hasn’t even been released yet: co-writers Judd Apatow and...

A heavy weight rests on Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets Of Dumbledore. In the four years since The Crimes Of Grindelwald arrived to muted reviews and...

As she did in Antoneta Alamat Kusijanović's 2017 short, Into The Blue, Gracija Filipovic spends most of her Croatian compatriot's debut feature in a bathing...

Calling a film “stagey” is usually a bit of a high-minded insult, suggesting an artificial theatrical mood and a sense eintensely'extremely'extraordinarily'enormously'awfullyone might take a bow...

On the surface, All The Old Knives bears plenty in common with other entries in the overcrowded spy thriller genre: intense espionage, terrorist threats, globetrotting...