Review: King Lear
With its assured direction, engaging visuals, and featuring a murderers' row of British actors, the latest telling of Shakespeare's King...
Review: On Chesil Beach
The year is 1962, the setting a Georgian hotel beside Dorset's Chesil Beach. Post-war repression has yet to fully bloom into the sexual...
Review: Kingsman The Golden Circle
Kingsman: The Golden Circle makes no bones about its intentions to be a bigger, louder, more frenetic, and even more absurd sequel to the...
Review: Everest
"The last word always belongs to the mountain." Indeed, the mighty Everest can offer both triumph and tragedy for those who attempt to...
Review: A Royal Night Out
A Royal Night Out takes the anecdote that the Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret joined the VE Day festivities and expands it to suppose...
Review: Testament of Youth
Testament of Youth opens with Alicia Vikander's face as her inscrutable gaze observes those around her. Hers is an almost inconceivable...
Review: The Theory of Everything
A scarecrow of a fellow sporting thick-rimmed glasses, Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne) is a graduate student at Cambridge well-liked by...
Review: Belle
Dido Elizabeth Belle. Not much is known about this 18th century noblewoman, who may have inspired the abolition of slavery in England....
Review: Metroland
Chris Lloyd (Christian Bale) is living the perfect life: a house in the suburbs, a well-paying job, a beautiful toddler, and an equally...
