London Film Festival Review: Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri – “A masterpiece”
The London Film Festival closing film is Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri and they really did save the best for last with this...
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London Film Festival Review: Call Me By Your Name – “An emotional masterpiece”
Some films are meant to haunt viewers for days, begging to be seen again in order to peel the multiple layers of their narrative nuances...
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Review: Replace – “A thrilling psychological body horror”
Replace is written and directed by Norbert Keil (Quartered at Dawn) and stars Rebecca Forsythe (The Bronx Bull), Lucie Aron (Berlin...
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London Film Festival Review: The Shape Of Water – “A dazzling achievement”
The Shape of Water is, of course, Guillermo Del Toro’s latest film. Although all his films are deeply personal, it feels like his...
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London Film Festival Review: Journeyman – “A beautiful and powerful film”
The ridiculously talented Paddy Considine has made a new film, and he’s only gone and written, directed and starred in it (and nailed each...
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Review: Blade Runner 2049 – “An existential masterpiece”
Director Denis Villeneuve’s follow-up to Ridley Scott’s seminal tech noir opus Blade Runner is a transcendental sequel that...
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4K Review: Blade Runner – “A beautiful and brutal sensory overload”
It’s 2019, 35 years ago. Rick Deckard (Harrison Ford) is a Blade Runner, who’s task it is to hunt and destroy four replicants – androids...
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London Film Festival Review: The Meyerowitz Stories – “Tales well told”
Dustin Hoffman found himself stepping in to defend Noah Baumbach when the writer/director was (I suspect, not for the first time) asked if...
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Review: Blade of the Immortal – “Wildly entertaining and bloody fun”
The man who brought audiences the disturbing Audition and Ichi the Killer is back. And this time, there’s no limit to the amount of film...
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London Film Festival Review: Michael Haneke’s Happy End – “Fills us with voyeuristic guilt”
Sometimes it is necessary to read other reviews prior to writing one. The fear of accidental plagiarism is overruled by the desire to...
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