Review: The Circle
A flat and middling adaptation of Dave Eggers' novel, The Circle is meant to be a 1984 for the digital age yet it works neither as...
Review: The Lost City of Z
Unlike Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now or Don Lope de Aguirre in Aguirre, the Wrath of God, The Lost City of Z's Major Percy Fawcett's...
Review: 2:22
A businessman reading a newspaper. A pregnant woman standing under a clock. Two women laughing. A door slamming. A drop of water. These...
Review: Okja
Fairy tales may be made for children but they often recount the darker corners of human nature and the moral morass that surrounds even...
Review: Baby Driver
Edgar Wright's Baby Driver is an exhilarating, ridiculously satisfying action musical fable that emphatically announces its intentions...
Review: 47 Metres Down
On the heels of last summer's shark thriller, The Shallows, comes the significantly subpar 47 Metres Down, which features not one but two...
Review: Frantz
Lies can often be more of a balm than the truth. When so much loss has been had, self-serving fictions can help one to rebuild. In...
Review: The Dinner
Published in 2009, Herman Koch's international bestseller The Dinner has already been adapted three times for the big screen: a 2013...
Review: The Zookeeper's Wife
Based on an extraordinary true story, The Zookeeper's Wife is a powerful, moving and inspiring film with a typically superb central...
Review: Transformers The Last Knight
Stuff gets blown up. Robots throw down. Humans try to keep straight faces whilst spouting dialogue that contributes not a whit to any...
