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Review of Lucky (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 17 Nov 2017

A small, humble, pleasingly hard-edged drama with moments of wry comedy, Lucky offers a few sweet references to Harry Dean Stanton's key roles…

Review of Lucky (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 17 Nov 2017

A small, humble, pleasingly hard-edged drama with moments of wry comedy, Lucky offers a few sweet references to Harry Dean Stanton's key roles…

Review of The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 17 Nov 2017

Yorgos Lanthimos's The Killing of a Sacred Deer is in the same absurdist vein as his Lobster or Alps at times, and yet it's darker and more horrific…

Review of Lucky (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 17 Nov 2017

A small, humble, pleasingly hard-edged drama with moments of wry comedy, Lucky offers a few sweet references to Harry Dean Stanton's key roles…

Review of Detroit (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 10 Nov 2017

However, this important but difficult film should nevertheless be seen, as much for what it tells us about 1967 as it does about the present-day…

Review of Murder on the Orient Express (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 10 Nov 2017

[Kenneth] Brannagh obviously had great fun here…

Review of Loving Vincent (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 03 Nov 2017

This lavish production from Dorota Kobiela and Hugh Welchman was created using oil paintings for each of the 65000 frames, and the effect is…

Review of Three Summers (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 03 Nov 2017

Three Summers feels altogether forced and contrived, with a few nice performances and good intentions ground down by sheer irksomeness…

Review of Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 26 Oct 2017

These Marvel sagas are insurmountably better than the relentlessly po-faced, self-important, chaotic and cruel DC movies…

Review of The Mountain Between Us (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 12 Oct 2017

This is handled capably enough by Dutch/Palestinian director Hany Abu-Assad, with strong work from Winslet and Elba, even if it tends to feel…

Review of Song to Song (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 05 Oct 2017

129 minutes worth of rich, idle, pretty drama queens warbling on about how hard their lives are and the burden of their messed-up relationships…

Review of Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 04 Oct 2017

With more violence than the first film and a stronger emphasis on sex, this also lacks the underlying philosophical conundrums that made Blade…

Review of Australia Day (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 21 Sep 2017

Australia Day is a gruelling journey through the streets of Brisbane and subterranean national prejudices, but it does have a lot of heart…

Review of Mother (2016)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 14 Sep 2017

[Mother] is all too often a hateful, deliberately incomprehensible experience, and altogether about as pretentious as, well, most of Darren…

Review of mother! (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 14 Sep 2017

[Mother] is all too often a hateful, deliberately incomprehensible experience, and altogether about as pretentious as, well, most of Darren…

Review of Victoria & Abdul (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 14 Sep 2017

Dench and Fazal are tremendous and one is mostly amused…

Review of Mother (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 14 Sep 2017

[Mother] is all too often a hateful, deliberately incomprehensible experience, and altogether about as pretentious as, well, most of Darren…

Review of That's Not Me (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 07 Sep 2017

While Australian comedies have, in recent times, proven a sad and sorry lot, That's Not Me is a now-rare exception, with a strain of genuine…

Review of God's Own Country (2017)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 31 Aug 2017

Some have celebrated this one as a queer masterpiece, which it isn't quite…

Review of The King's Choice (2016)

By David 'Mad Dog' Bradley (480) for Adelaide Review (243) on 31 Aug 2017

The King's Choice is a prestigious, often sumptuous and emotionally rich outing…

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