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Review of Asura: The City of Madness (2016)

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

A relentless 136-minute tirade of shouting, slapping, shooting and stabbing…

Review of The Space Between Us (2017)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 21 Feb 2017

The space between us and this excruciating nonsense isn't nearly far enough…

Review of A Cure for Wellness (2017)

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

Rather than drawing from established classics to develop new ideas, A Cure for Wellness frustrates by offering little more than slightly quivering…

Review of Cook Up a Storm (2017)

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

The culinary strengths of East and West go head-to-head in Raymond Yip's cheerfully frivolous new comedy…

Review of Fifty Shades Darker (2017)

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

For anyone who has ever felt the touch of another, the series remains dull, cold and almost endearingly frigid…

Review of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016)

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

Loyal fans should find the conclusion of the Resident Evil series satisfactory, but audiences yet to be won over won't find anything new to…

Review of Railroad Tigers (2016)

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

[Jackie] Chan's familiar blend of action comedy is undercut by a persistent line in wince-inducing pro-China rhetoric…

Review of A Monster Calls (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 02 Jan 2017

Solid performances, impressive effects work and the bruisingly heart-wrenching story at the film's centre ensure A Monster Calls will have…

Review of The Great Wall (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 28 Dec 2016

The Great Wall, while big, brash, and achieving cross-cultural understanding on only the most basic level, shows the director's flair for visual…

Review of Fallen (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 27 Dec 2016

In its strongest moments, the film plays like ill-conceived fan fiction, but for the most part is wafer-thin, nonsensical and laborious to watch…

Review of We Are X (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 06 Dec 2016

A heart-wrenching portrait of a physically and emotionally fragile artist, and the band of equally vulnerable, tormented misfits he assembled…

Review of Underworld: Blood Wars (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 01 Dec 2016

The action uses plenty of martial arts and swordplay between the shoot-outs and fang fights, but characterisation barely expands beyond wardrobe…

Review of Hacksaw Ridge (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 28 Nov 2016

Gibson has clearly lost none of his talent for cinematic spectacle, and Hacksaw Ridge invariably looks incredible…

Review of Masterminds (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 23 Nov 2016

Galifianakis and McKinnon are genuinely entertaining, especially together, but when taken as a whole, Masterminds squanders its potential all…

Review of Southside with You (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 22 Nov 2016

The film turns a potentially grating one-trick pony into a fascinating snapshot of America, the black experience and two future leaders in…

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

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 08 Nov 2016

Jean-Christophe Castelli's screenplay feels stilted and contrived, desperate to check off as many political points as possible, but without…

Review of The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and the Silk Road Ensemble (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 24 Oct 2016

A joyous, intelligent and moving journey, but above all else it's a celebration of music and its unique power to transcend boundaries and unite…

Review of Tsukiji Wonderland (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 21 Oct 2016

Tsukiji Wonderland ventures deep into the bowels of the culinary Mecca, to study not only the Japanese love of all things fish, but also their…

Review of The Age of Shadows (2016)

By James Marsh (180) for South China Morning Post (665) on 18 Oct 2016

The Age of Shadows [is] a joy to watch, its 140 minutes of action unspooling with barely a pause for breath…

Review of Ten Years (2015)

By James Marsh (180) for Screen International (2,241) on 11 Oct 2016

Rarely has Hong Kong politics been addressed as overtly as in Ten Years, a speculative science fiction anthology from a quintet of the city's…

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