‘Marriage Story’ MOVIE REVIEW: Scarlett Johansson & Adam Driver Are Great in a Disappointing Emotional Checklist
Despite strong leads, the film says so little while trying to say so much…
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‘The Dead Don’t Die’ MOVIE REVIEW: This Cast Can’t Save a Flat, Heavy-Handed Zombie Spoof
A smug and self-satisfying film from Jim Jarmusch that simply does not work.
‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ MOVIE REVIEW: Terry Gilliam’s Long-Awaited Film is a Mess
There are flashes of Gilliam-esque mischief to savour, but it’s just too much of a mish mash to enjoy
‘Girls’ Season 6, Episode 5 RECAP & REVIEW: ‘Gummies’
‘Gummies’ zeroes in on some of the key relationships that have sustained ‘Girls’ for so many seasons.
‘Girls’ Season 6, Episode 4 RECAP & REVIEW: ‘Painful Evacuation’
A necessary place-setting episode as ‘Girls’ dwindles to a close.
‘Silence’ MOVIE REVIEW: Scorsese’s Passion Delivers Affecting Work
Martin Scorsese’s latest is no easy journey, not in the slightest, but it’s a trip most certainly worth taking.
‘Paterson’ MOVIE REVIEW: Jim Jarmusch’s Latest Offers Self-Aware Artiness
The film’s attempts at restrained eccentricities are anything but humble, and worse still, arthouse smugness leaks through.
‘Midnight Special’ MOVIE REVIEW
A gritty, confronting and visually stunning thriller.
While We’re Young REVIEW
While We’re Young’s attitude is too obvious, making it hard to see the carefully constructed critique and nuances that usually come with Baumbach’s work.
Tracks REVIEW
Written by Lola Sterrett. What kind of person travels 1,700 miles across the Australian Outback? Tracks, directed by John Curran (The Painted Veil), depicts Robyn Davidson’s infamous 1977 trek from Alice Springs to just south of Carnarvon, with only her dog Diggity
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