DUNKIRK Review
THERE are not many directors working today who can be trusted to deliver a World War Two movie with a production budget of $100 million.
One is though and it is Christopher Nolan who brings...
A Bigger Splash Review
HAVING worked together before on their 2009 drama I Am Love, Tilda Swinton and director Luca Guadagnino reunite with A Bigger Splash, a flashy but entertaining character study with Ralph Fiennes, Dakota Johnson and...
Joy Review
AFTER letting himself down with American Hustle, David O. Russell re-teams with Jennifer Lawrence for their third collaboration, Joy, an inspiring rags-to-riches story that, though far from a classic, rebuilds trust in the director.
Joy...
Victoria Review
A TECHNICAL wonder is the main point for Victoria, an initially slow but gradually interesting crime drama set on the streets of Berlin clocking in at two-and-a-quarter hours and filmed in literally one continuous...
The Martian Review
RIDLEY Scott returns to the realms of science-fiction with The Martian, a very mild improvement on previous works but nonetheless, an ultimately disappointing work that once again cements Scott as an unwelcome filmmaker in...
Gemma Bovery Review
INSPIRED by the novel from Flaubert, Gemma Bovery plays as a comedy with a modest amount of charm but ultimately not enough to entertain throughout in spite of its performances from its lead actors.
The...
GOOD TIME Review
ROBERT Pattinson is still known by many for his appearances in the lucrative Twilight series.
But since the final film in 2012, like his co-star and former partner Kristen Stewart, Pattinson has branched out into...
Inferno Review
USING the novels of Dan Brown as their source material, Tom Hanks and Ron Howard reunite for a third time with Inferno, an overtly standard but ultimately entertaining work, in spite of what other...
Star Trek Beyond Review
THE iconic franchise that gave us Kirk and Spock is back with Star Trek: Beyond, which unfortunately ends up as a second consecutive disappointment in a row for the once-promising rebooted series.
As Captain Kirk (Chris...
The Neon Demon Review
ADDING fuel to the fire that Drive was likely a one-off regarding his recent works, Nicolas Winding Refn brings The Neon Demon, another underwhelming feature that suffers from an overuse of style over substance.
Set in the...
