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Review of It's a Wonderful Life (1946)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

One problem with the film is that it's only in the acquisition of money and the community subjugating their own savings and needs for George,…

Review of Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief (2015)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

A compelling documentary which doesn't need to work too hard to out the sheer absurdity and 'Emperor's New Clothes' air that hangs over the…

Review of The Crying Game (1992)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

With 20 years' perspective, it really does seem an irretrievably ropey and dated melodrama, hamstrung by any number of strange elements…

Review of The Revenant (2015)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

Purveys an air of faux spiritualism, and, ironically on a similar bent to Twelve Years A Slave, it confuses epic with meaningful, and sadism…

Review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

Having the presence and dramatic lineage of three characters the Prequels weren't afforded the luxury of accessing (Han, Leia and Luke) adds…

Review of Carol (1970)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

The main problem is that the social tapestry is far, far less interesting than in Far from Heaven…

Review of Carol (2015)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

The main problem is that the social tapestry is far, far less interesting than in Far from Heaven…

Review of Timbuktu (2014)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

A work of staggering dramatic and ethnographic lucidity: a crystal-clear ode to life in a harsh outpost of Mali, namely the northerly, desert-laden…

Review of Cemetery Junction (2010)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

An uncomfortable compromise between the evident comic talents that brought Gervais to the fore in the first place, and the commercial apparatus…

Review of Mommy (2015)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 10 Nov 2018

Dolan's weakness is that beneath the razzamatazz, he's saddled himself with a straightforward narrative, thus his artillery merely serves the…

Review of Touch of Evil (1958)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

Welles manufactures another of his masterly treatises on the power of light and shade - Touch of Evil is as gothic and expressive as any Murnau…

Review of Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues (2013)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

The strange juxtaposition between the film's rampant self-confidence versus its paucity of actual humour is especially prominent in the ropey…

Review of The Ring (2002)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

A thoroughly prosaic and prototypical spooker that commits the cardinal sin of devaluing what made the raw materials of its fable so original…

Review of Days of Heaven (1978)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

The peak moment of Malick's career where he found the perfect blend of a respectful command of storytelling versus the more abstract submission…

Review of Zoolander (2001)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

Although it's in the lineage of other bombastic Fratpack numbers, it lacks the self-regarding tenor of many of those films…

Review of Frank (2014)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

Abrahamson makes such light, subtle work of this film's potentially stodgy moral…

Review of The Tree of Life (2011)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

Malick's most ambitious statement yet for his belief in the overwhelming transcendence of the sensory and material ephemera of the world over…

Review of The New World (2005)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

Closer to a symphonic poem than any conventional form of dramaturgical motion picture, Terence Malick's The New World is a triumphant work…

Review of The Thin Red Line (1998)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

War is depoliticised and shown to be uniformly evil, perverse and unnatural, a complete antithetical counterpoint to mankind's craving for…

Review of Election (2005)

By Pj Nabarro (328) for Patrick Nabarro (306) on 08 Nov 2018

Suffers from a tyrannical sameness of tone where Payne doesn't trust his audience to 'get' the crashing subtext, so he batters them over the…

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