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Movie Reviews by Craig Mathieson - Page 11 of 23

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Review of The Family Fang (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

There's a heartfelt give and take between Kidman and Bateman…

Review of Ruin (2012)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The film eschews back story for a fragmented approach that contrasts moments of expressionistic beauty - often in their nocturnal encounters…

Review of Lion (2015)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The movie mostly succeeds in grounding the hard to believe in easy to comprehend circumstances and readily real emotion…

Review of Gimme Danger (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

Pop, now a leonine elder statesman, is a salty, charming interview subject, but this is a surprisingly dry and conventional telling of the…

Review of The Edge of Seventeen (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

Nadine throws a great pity party and it's a credit to Craig's writing and Steinfeld's performance that her unlikeable moments only add to what…

Review of Allied (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

Robert Zemeckis' movie, with its nods to golden era classics, trades on our pleasure in watching the two leads together on the screen…

Review of Split (2017)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

Taylor-Joy has a sense of self-possession so fierce it's frightening, and…

Review of Lion (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The movie mostly succeeds in grounding the hard to believe in easy to comprehend circumstances and readily real emotion…

Review of Assassin's Creed (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

Justin Kurzel's movie is flawed in part and occasionally bewildering in its decisions, yet it has a distinct filmmaking philosophy that extends…

Review of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The great fantasy in Fantastic Beasts is that everything can be put back how it was, no matter what happened…

Review of Tanna (2015)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

With a volcano as both a spiritual and physical backdrop, complete with bursts of lava that complement the lush tropical locales, the film…

Review of Ruin (2011)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The film eschews back story for a fragmented approach that contrasts moments of expressionistic beauty - often in their nocturnal encounters…

Review of Le Ride (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

Keoghan's motivation is divided between fascination with the original riders, who were not expected to last, and his own belief in pushing…

Review of Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The over-the-top tone invoked here doesn't come naturally and the spectacle and excess of professional sports - and the behind-the-scenes access…

Review of Ruin (2013)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The film eschews back story for a fragmented approach that contrasts moments of expressionistic beauty - often in their nocturnal encounters…

Review of Up for Love (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

The script eschews farcical predicaments, but merely by casting Dujardin, an actor of regular height, instead of someone who matches Alexandre's…

Review of The Fencer (2015)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Jan 2017

A competition in Leningrad is the climax of Finnish director Klaus Haro's handsomely shot drama, but what endures is the churning, ever present…

Review of The Accountant (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Dec 2016

Director Gavin O'Connor has made some tough, decent dramas about the frayed bonds of family and subcultures, but it takes ludicrous steps to…

Review of Arrival (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Dec 2016

Most aliens-on-Earth movies move towards destruction, usually of the planet-wide kind, but the crux of Arrival is creation: the writing of…

Review of Doctor Strange (2016)

By Craig Mathieson (459) for The Sunday Age (488) on 27 Dec 2016

For all the talk of alternate dimensions and sightings of a bald Tilda Swinton, Scott Derrickson's film is a sturdy addition to the superhero…

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