‘The Dig’: A Review
For any of us having grown up in Southern England, Sutton Hoo brings flashbacks to rainy primary school trips spent
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Rebecca: A Review
The new adaptation of Rebecca, now streaming on Netflix, is not just a bad film; it’s the sort of wildly
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Teen Romance, Subverted: The Half Of It Review
I don’t normally watch romantic comedy dramas, least of all those with teenage protagonists, because I know that they will
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She’s Lost Control: Saint Maud Review
‘Hear the voice of the Bard! Who Present, Past, & Future sees Whose ears have heard The Holy
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Film Review: 7500
Following his Oscar nominated short film Everything will be Okay, German writer-director Patrick Vollrath makes his feature debut with the
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Film Review: The Vast Of Night
“You’re entering a realm between clandestine and forgotten. A slip stream cut between channels. The secret museum of mankind. The
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‘Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood’ — A Review
To describe Once Upon A Time In…Hollywood as Quentin Tarantino’s most personal film to date sounds rather meaningless; he’s never made
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Midsommar—Review
Midsommar opens with soft, folkish music playing over a mosaic depicting a series of disturbing but whimsically rendered tableaus—so far
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Spider-Man: Far From Home – Review
Spider-Man: Far From Home is a consistently entertaining, winningly-acted film that works best when it embraces the quirky and larger-than-life,
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“Yesterday”: A Review
Yesterday is an example of one of the most frustrating types of film: the “good enough” movie you sense has greatness
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