A Fantastic Woman Review
One of the surprises of this year’s Academy Awards was Sebastián Lelio Chilean film, A Fantastic Woman, taking out the gong for the best foreign film. It tells the story…
SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY – Spoiler Free Review
However, the main issue with the film is despite its likability, it plays it safe.
REVIEW: The Endless
It is a truly incredible feat of genre low-budget filmmaking that demands to be seen on the big screen.
Phantom Thread Review
Phantom Thread is a masterful yet subdued piece of cinema that works as an effective study of the toxic male creative, a dark comedy and a twisted, yet still very…
Review: Raw and her cannibalism
An unflinching and bloody investigation into forbidden female sexuality. Ryan Suckling reviews.
Review: Logan Lucky
Aptly described by Soderbergh as an “anti-glam version of an Ocean’s movie”, Logan Lucky is a return to the style of filmmaking that made his Ocean’s trilogy a box office…
Review: The Beguiled
For what I initially felt was a regimented plot, too tailored for mood-setting and panoptic brushstrokes, I now recognise as a necessary and beautifully rendered aesthetic mission. Ryan Suckling reviews.
Review: Baby Driver
Overall, Baby Driver is a triumph of style over substance. It turns the chase film into high-art without challenging the viewers’ expectations of the genre. Dominic Kwaczynski reviews.
Review: The Mummy
Clearly the film was made with a teen audience in mind and the result is your typical M-rated action blockbuster, full of goofy humour and noisy set pieces but nothing…
Review: A Quiet Passion
This is an emotionally affecting film, from its depiction of the young, quietly rebellious Dickinson to the embittered woman she becomes. Clinton Ducas reviews