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Movie Reviews by Edward Porter - Page 5 of 19

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Review of Midnight Sun (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 01 Apr 2018

This time, the threat is a relatively novel one - xeroderma pigmentosum, which makes its sufferers unable to withstand sunlight - but it's…

Review of Blockers (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 01 Apr 2018

Kay Cannon's film is one of those Hollywood numbers that combine smut and schmaltz…

Review of The Bachelors (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 01 Apr 2018

A perfect example of those light American indie dramas that fancy themselves as sophisticated, but in fact have far less value than a good…

Review of The Islands and the Whales (2016)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 01 Apr 2018

For all the majesty of the landscapes, a fuller view of the population wouldn't have gone amiss: there's a shortage of background information…

Review of Pacific Rim: Uprising (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Mar 2018

Whereas the original, directed by Guillermo del Toro, had faint aspirations to classiness, this one is a basic mix of cocky banter and robot-smashing…

Review of Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Mar 2018

Felt, the grandee who became the informer known as Deep Throat, is played by a rigid Liam Neeson in a bad wig; no room is found for humour…

Review of Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Mar 2018

Lorna Tucker's portrait of Vivienne Westwood uses the style of a TV arts documentary…

Review of Crowhurst (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Mar 2018

Simon Rumley has always been an inventive film-maker, and he creates memorable visions to convey Crowhurst's mental breakdown…

Review of My Generation (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 19 Mar 2018

As a colourful, smoothly edited nostalgia trip, it's fine; perhaps there'll be more depth in the planned television series…

Review of Peter Rabbit (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 19 Mar 2018

The film has a few passable jokes, though, and let's face it: not all children yearn for faithful adaptations of ancient whimsy…

Review of My Generation (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 19 Mar 2018

As a colourful, smoothly edited nostalgia trip, it's fine; perhaps there'll be more depth in the planned television series…

Review of Tomb Raider (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 19 Mar 2018

A creditable, if rather joyless, action adventure in the Indiana Jones vein - one in which Indy is replaced by a well-spoken British woman…

Review of Birth of the Dragon (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Feb 2018

I sometimes felt more like I was watching the pilot episode of a 1980s TV show -- a cheap action-adventure series in which the cheerful kung-fu…

Review of Dark River (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Feb 2018

This worthwhile project is aided by a tough performance from Ruth Wilson in the lead role…

Review of Native (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 25 Feb 2018

With this sci-fi concept, the writer/director Daniel Fitzsimmons means to say something about the human condition, but the fact his characters…

Review of Journey's End (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Feb 2018

Still, the play is a solid thing, significant for being one of the original texts in the literature devoted to the war; and it couldn't be…

Review of Makala (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Feb 2018

As well as being sure to remind you how fortunate you are, Emmanuel Gras's film is beautiful and poetic, something it achieves without condescension…

Review of Lies We Tell (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Feb 2018

A drama-cum-thriller about a woman trying to save her sister from a nightmare marriage, it overstuffs its plot and overdoes its melodrama…

Review of Winchester (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Feb 2018

How disappointing that the film descends into hamminess and overused jump scares…

Review of Den of Thieves (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Feb 2018

Lord alone knows why the plot's weaker bits had to be quite so sluggish, or why the leading cop, played by Gerard Butler, had to be a charmless…

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