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Review of I.T. (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 13 Aug 2017

I.T. is a film to turn off - and never turn back on again…

Review of The Battleship Island (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 04 Aug 2017

It's a pity that Ryoo insists on prioritising violence, melodrama and shameless jingoism to the point of exploitation, wringing this real-life…

Review of Atomic Blonde (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 25 Jul 2017

Rather than exude a stylish swagger, the film reeks of a smug self-satisfaction that undermines Theron's considerable efforts and the genuinely…

Review of Mon Mon Mon Monsters (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 20 Jul 2017

Mon Mon Mon Monsters offers plenty to delight horror fans, with a dazzling visual style, a number of standout set pieces and compelling performances…

Review of Despicable Me 3 (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 22 Jun 2017

Despicable Me 3 marks the low point of a series now in desperate need of new ideas…

Review of Una (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 20 Jun 2017

Una broaches the volatile subjects of paedophilia and the reintegration of sex offenders in compelling fashion, thanks to excellent performances…

Review of A Family Man (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 15 Jun 2017

Gerard Butler is given a rare opportunity to show some dramatic range, but despite his best efforts, A Family Man remains a cliched and painfully…

Review of Who Killed Cock Robin (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 12 Jun 2017

Emulating such classic thrillers as Blow-Up and The Conversation, Who Killed Cock Robin soon becomes entangled in a web of contrived mysteries…

Review of Resident Evil: Vendetta (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 08 Jun 2017

The film's stilted dialogue, relentless exposition and 'uncanny valley' animated performances prove far more unsettling than the virus-infected…

Review of The Mummy (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 06 Jun 2017

Cruise runs and shouts his way through set pieces, while others mumble mythological explanations, and Ahmanet simply stands around showing…

Review of Baywatch (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 22 May 2017

Beyond the sun burn and baby oil, the film's similarities with its source material can barely squeeze into its little red trunks…

Review of Denial (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 17 Apr 2017

As Irving, Timothy Spall is wonderfully loathsome…

Review of Denial (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 17 Apr 2017

As Irving, Timothy Spall is wonderfully loathsome…

Review of The Lovers and the Despot (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 10 Apr 2017

A riveting web of intrigue and suspense to rival any cold war thriller…

Review of Fabricated City (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 04 Apr 2017

For all its potential, Fabricated City remains a patchwork of half-realised, undercooked ideas crowbarred into a generic formula…

Review of The Great Day (2015)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 01 Apr 2017

This spiritual sequel to Plisson's award-winning documentary On the Way to School proves to be a contrived, manipulative and wholly insincere…

Review of Duckweed (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 22 Mar 2017

A sweet-natured tale of regret that yearns for simpler times in a country struggling to keep up with its own evolution…

Review of Silence (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 10 Mar 2017

Silence is a sombre, introspective meditation on faith and resilience that often makes for demanding viewing…

Review of Silence (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 10 Mar 2017

Silence is a sombre, introspective meditation on faith and resilience that often makes for demanding viewing…

Review of Logan (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 28 Feb 2017

Discarding the spandex and playful camaraderie of the X-Men for a grizzled, dustball future where mutants are all but extinct, it is also the…

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