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Movie Reviews by Fionnuala Halligan - Page 15 of 19

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Review of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 01 Feb 2016

There's a lot of Pride And Prejudice, and some unremarkable, low-budget Zombies. But the film is very much less than the sum of its parts…

Review of Little Men (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 30 Jan 2016

The remarkable, magical thing about this film is that, at 85 minutes, it’s so whole…

Review of The Hollars (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 29 Jan 2016

It’s not that [Krasinski] fails, or that his film isn’t desperately charming as it goes about its business, but this is very familiar American…

Review of Sing Street (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 25 Jan 2016

John Carney’s 1980s-set Sing Street is like a barnstorming tribute group…

Review of Wiener-Dog (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 24 Jan 2016

Solondz’s latest is morose and jaundiced and, although uneven, a relentlessly clever little film…

Review of Manchester by the Sea (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 24 Jan 2016

Kenneth Lonergan’s deeply moving return after the travails of Margaret shows what a rare storyteller he is, measuring out his narrative beats…

Review of Morris from America (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 23 Jan 2016

Markees Christmas is an appealing, sensitive find as Morris, with Robinson striking all the rights notes as his struggling father…

Review of Krampus (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 03 Dec 2015

Krampus, when he eventually shows his cards, is a dark delight, but this film has more to offer than a single monster – Dougherty has a few…

Review of In the Heart of the Sea (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 02 Dec 2015

Fluid, shifting and tense, the action here easily outstrips the film’s basic set-up (man tests himself against nature, is humbled), which…

Review of A Royal Night Out (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 24 Nov 2015

There’s a jazzy air throughout and the sound of the dance halls resonate…

Review of Criminal Activities (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 20 Nov 2015

Its combined cast has an all-ages appeal, although Robert Lowell's screenplay struggles to drive through 94 minutes…

Review of What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 05 Nov 2015

A Nazi Legacy – What Our Fathers Did comes to a climax in Lviv, but the film is a layered examination of brutality, self-deception, guilt…

Review of Spectre (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 20 Oct 2015

Bond has seen it all before, this team has done it all before, and the production juggernaut hits every beat with a carefully calibrated precision…

Review of Bone Tomahawk (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 11 Oct 2015

A cult item par excellence, Bone Tomahawk does for the Western what Gareth Edwards did for Monsters…

Review of Steve McQueen: The Man & Le Mans (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 30 Sep 2015

John McKenna and Gabriel Clarke have been assiduous in tracking down the participants and their descendants, and deserve recognition for the…

Review of Coming Home (2014)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 30 Sep 2015

Zhang Yimou is now 64 years old, and the personal pain that permeated his last film to deal directly with the Cultural Revolution, To Live,…

Review of The Meddler (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 15 Sep 2015

Apart from being a series of comic vignettes, The Meddler is also framed partially as a romance, and a very endearing one at that…

Review of He Named Me Malala (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 15 Sep 2015

In the slim but powerful documentary He Named Me Malala Davis Guggenheim attempts to colour in a shy, yet deceptively stout-hearted schoolgirl…

Review of High-Rise (2015)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen International (2,241) on 15 Sep 2015

Working with writer (and co-editor) Amy Jump again, Wheatley wades into the prescient 1975 text, delivering a complex, fluid interpretation…

Review of Born to Be Blue (2016)

By Fionnuala Halligan (367) for Screen Daily (1,021) on 15 Sep 2015

Ethan Hawke delivers an intense, committed performance as the hopelessly drug-addicted trumpeter Chet Baker in the odd, erratic Born To Be…

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