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Movie Reviews by Alistair Ryder - Page 17 of 18

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Review of Carol (1970)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 24 Feb 2017

A film for anybody who has ever fallen in and out of love, dealing with hopeless infatuation and the slow transition to the messy reality that…

Review of Crimson Peak (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 24 Feb 2017

Even though it has visual beauty that makes it required viewing on the big screen, I can't endorse Crimson Peak or claim it is anything more…

Review of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 24 Feb 2017

Mockingjay Part 2 is a satisfying conclusion overall, with the franchise as a whole being so satisfying within the dismal dystopian YA genre…

Review of Carol (1990)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 24 Feb 2017

A film for anybody who has ever fallen in and out of love, dealing with hopeless infatuation and the slow transition to the messy reality that…

Review of Carol (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 24 Feb 2017

A film for anybody who has ever fallen in and out of love, dealing with hopeless infatuation and the slow transition to the messy reality that…

Review of The Lobster (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 24 Feb 2017

The Lobster is the kind of movie that can cure anybody going through a period of messy emotional distress, due to how sharply it satirises…

Review of Forsaken (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

As modern critics lament the death of the genre, Forsaken is a reminder as to why Westerns went out of fashion in the first place…

Review of Deepwater Horizon (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Deepwater Horizon may seem like forgettable blockbuster fare but it is refreshing to see a mega budget movie with something more than just…

Review of Remember (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Remember is a gloriously trashy thriller, turning a narrative that could have easily been prestige season awards-bait into pure nonsensical pulp…

Review of Rams (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Rams isn't the film that is going to definitively put Iceland on the world cinema map, but it is the boldest invitation yet about the distinctive…

Review of Mustang (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Mustang is an utterly arresting coming-of-age story - and most importantly, one that vitally needs to be told…

Review of The Girl with All the Gifts (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

The Girl With All the Gifts is a distinctive entry to the zombie genre…

Review of Triple 9 (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

The problem with Triple 9 isn't that it is an uber-masculine piece of genre fiction - it is that it is a formulaic one without a distinctive…

Review of War on Everyone (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

War on Everyone is a mess in every conceivable way…

Review of Grimsby (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Delivering neither on engrossing action or effective satire, this mess is Cohen's worst film to date…

Review of Sing Street (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

There is more to like in Sing Street than there is to hate, but it is the missteps that truly stay with you…

Review of Everybody Wants Some!! (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Everybody Wants Some is nothing more than Dazed and Confused's empty cousin…

Review of Dheepan (2015)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Dheepan should be a work of social-realism that helps us understand their plight, but only in the small moments does it feel the sum of its…

Review of Ordinary World (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

Ordinary World is charming in spite of its sheer predictability…

Review of I, Daniel Blake (2016)

By Alistair Ryder (351) for Film Inquiry (1,269) on 18 Feb 2017

I, Daniel Blake is passionate filmmaking to its very core, as well as the rare art house effort that could stand a chance with mainstream audiences…

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