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Review of Don't Look Up (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 09 Dec 2021

There’s something oddly satisfying about the way McKay's film lets us laugh at our own doom…

Review of Being the Ricardos (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 07 Dec 2021

It is, at the very least, far more interested in words than ideas – perhaps the defining feature of Sorkin’s work…

Review of Boxing Day (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 03 Dec 2021

It’s a rare achievement contained within an even rarer type of film: a Black-led, British romantic comedy…

Review of Silent Night (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 03 Dec 2021

Most of Silent Night’s pleasures are to be found in the strength of its cast – Knightley, whose comic talent is frequently underused, can…

Review of Boxing Day (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 03 Dec 2021

It’s a rare achievement contained within an even rarer type of film: a Black-led, British romantic comedy…

Review of C'mon C'mon (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 03 Dec 2021

C’mon C’mon is a great big bear hug wrapped in celluloid…

Review of A Boy Called Christmas (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 03 Dec 2021

It’s surprising how much the film can flit between clangingly obvious bits of exposition – aha! The source of the floppy red hat…

Review of West Side Story (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 02 Dec 2021

All those technical triumphs only complicate what feels like an unanswerable question: how can a film look this good, feel so moving, and still…

Review of House of Gucci (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 25 Nov 2021

Gaga plays the film’s early scenes with a winking, playful innocence, consciously mirroring Patrizia’s story with that of Ally, her character…

Review of King Richard (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 22 Nov 2021

Who’s really at the wheel of Richard’s ambition? His love for his children or his own ego…

Review of Home Sweet Home Alone (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 22 Nov 2021

No, the problem with Home Sweet Home Alone isn’t that it had the temerity to encroach on a holiday classic…

Review of Encanto (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 22 Nov 2021

Encanto bursts with colour and abstract flights of fantasy…

Review of Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 22 Nov 2021

Ghostbusters: Afterlife is simply the things you already knew and liked, but repeated with unearned gravitas…

Review of tick, tick... BOOM! (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 11 Nov 2021

Miranda’s film finds a graceful balance between fact and fiction, framing art as a heightened form of self obsession and the most magical…

Review of Passing (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 04 Nov 2021

Passing is as richly felt as it is carefully conceived…

Review of Eternals (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 04 Nov 2021

The irony of Eternals is that, despite its characters explicitly tussling with their own lack of humanity, Zhao has delivered one of the most…

Review of Antlers (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 04 Nov 2021

There are measured performances here by both Russell and Plemons, two unfailingly talented actors, and a host of well-crafted practical effects…

Review of Red Notice (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 04 Nov 2021

This action caper is less a film than a collection of buzzwords…

Review of The Card Counter (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 04 Nov 2021

The Card Counter is claustrophobic, certainly – but not always in the right ways…

Review of Passing (2021)

By Clarisse Loughrey (259) for The Independent (259) on 04 Nov 2021

Passing is as richly felt as it is carefully conceived…

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