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Review of Going in Style (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

The go big or go home mentality of the plot doesn't particularly mesh well with the low energy screen adaptation, making Going In Style a largely…

Review of Logan (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

Without question, Logan is an instant classic and one of the most intriguing, impactful performances in (Hugh) Jackman's career…

Review of The Glass Castle (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

A flawed, but promising family drama, The Glass Castle might be fairly accused of playing things too even-handed…

Review of Baby Driver (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

A smooth cinematic adventure, Baby Driver is the kind of film you're going to want to watch over and over again…

Review of Manchester by the Sea (2016)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

The masterful screenplay comes to life with such vibrancy that it's difficult to remember that viewers are watching a movie rather than peeking…

Review of The Great Wall (2016)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

Damon seems to understand just how absurd and misguided the film's plot is and acts accordingly as a man taking a large paycheck to sell his…

Review of Home Again (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

Something's clearly missing, though it's never quite clear if the extra oomph Home Again needed was left on the cutting room floor or out of…

Review of Lion (2016)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 19 Dec 2018

Lion is as poignant of a film as it is wholly due to Pawar's unique ability to draw audiences in and captivate their hearts, a talent few adults…

Review of Victoria & Abdul (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Victoria and Abdul is a well above average biopic featuring a royal (Dame Judy) Dench at the top of her game…

Review of Thank You for Your Service (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

A highly emotional, largely effective drama that's going far too underseen…

Review of Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Blade Runner 2049 is a movie drenched in frills, crafted with a discerning eye and a work of art that will be long debated years from now…

Review of Thor: Ragnarok (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Nothing short of a total crowd-pleaser with the requisite action sequences, Easter eggs and surprise appearances to keep hardcore Marvel fans…

Review of The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

The Meyerowitz Stories is a game-changer in the slice of life genre dominating independent filmmaking over the past several years…

Review of Stronger (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Stronger hasn't gotten the attention it rightly deserves from audiences who frankly don't know this film exists…

Review of Justice League (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Justice League often feels weighed down and bloated as it constantly jumps from subplot to subplot in its attempts for fan-service and sequel…

Review of Gender Wars (2015)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

A solid, yet flawed biopic that does justice to its subject matter without rising to an elite level…

Review of Mother (2016)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Mother! (is) nothing short of a spectacular disaster, beautifully brilliant in a why would people want to see this sort of way…

Review of Battle of the Sexes (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

A solid, yet flawed biopic that does justice to its subject matter without rising to an elite level…

Review of mother! (2017)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 06 Nov 2018

Mother! (is) nothing short of a spectacular disaster, beautifully brilliant in a why would people want to see this sort of way…

Review of Isle of Dogs (2018)

By Matt Ward (84) for Cinematic Considerations (84) on 05 Nov 2018

Without question, Isle of Dogs sets the bar for animated features in 2018 and is almost assuredly a lock in that Oscar category early next year…

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