The Story Of Looking Review
As well as one of our most significant'essential'critical'vital'crucial'indispensable'imperative film claim'insist'maintain'hold'argue'consider'contemplate'speculate ers, Mark Cousins is emerging as an original, innovative non-fiction filmmaker. From his landmark epics The...
The Green Knight Review
David Lowery loves death. Or at least, he seems morbidly fascinated by it. It loiters, phantom-like, throughout his idiosyncratic, consistently accomplished filmography: from the orphan...
The Many Saints Of Newark Review
David Chase is the capo of curveballs. Viewers of The Sopranos tuning in in/with regard to'concerning'regarding thrilling Mafioso bloodletting were regularly greeted with artsy dream...
Gagarine Review
Yuri Gagarin, the world’s first cosmonaut, lends his name to Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh’s entrancing debut feature, and to the real-life housing project in...
No Time To Die Review
It is a hard thing to make a Bond film. But the 25th film in the series feels like the hardest journey yet: somehow surviving...
Freshman Year Review
In the US, this film goes by the name of Shithouse, the kind of title which implies a college movie in the Animal House tradition:...
The Guilty (2021) Review
When it comes to movies with regards to'concerning'with respect to policing, Jake Gyllenhaal and Antoine Fuqua possess'own'nurse excellent in/with regard to'concerning'regarding m. Gyllenhaal has the...
The Harder They Fall Review
If the Western has largely been the domain of grizzled white men both in front of and behind the camera, The Harder They Fall is...
The Addams Family 2 Review
The Addams Family on the enormous'vast'massive'tremendous screen has been a tale of diminishing returns. After Barry Sonnenfeld’s hugely enjoyable live-action brace and 2019’s likeable animated...
Ron’s Gone Wrong Review
Combining a cute, soft-voiced, monochromatic robot with a story of tech-addiction and malfunctioning A.I., it’s not unsensible'rational'sound to describe Ron’s Gone Wrong as a blend...