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Review of Jackie (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 06 Feb 2017

Politics is given a back seat, and that's what makes Jackie interesting - it unspools as a deep character study of its subject rather than…

Review of Monster Trucks (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 01 Feb 2017

Somewhere at Paramount Animation, some bright spark must have noticed that boys like trucks and monsters…

Review of Hidden Figures (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 31 Jan 2017

By skillfully avoiding polemical statements and scenes of high drama, ... the film sends a powerful message about the evils of racism…

Review of Moana (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 25 Jan 2017

Disney's take on the oceanic myths of the Pacific Islands could go on to become an animated classic…

Review of Arrival (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 09 Jan 2017

An unusually delicate tale about how to cope with an alien arrival on Earth…

Review of Allied (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 02 Jan 2017

Although costumes and sets look suitably glorious, there's little on-screen magic between co-stars Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard…

Review of Collateral Beauty (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 28 Dec 2016

The producers of Collateral Beauty have done a marvellous job in managing to persuade so many A-list stars to appear in a thoroughly appalling movie…

Review of Captain Fantastic (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 26 Dec 2016

Captain Fantastic would be excellent if it wasn't for a badly made, out-of-place finale. ... Otherwise, this offbeat drama…

Review of Incarnate (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 05 Dec 2016

Brad Peyton would seem to have viewed The Exorcist more times than is good for him, and evidently has a desire to be a new incarnation of horror…

Review of The Young Messiah (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 05 Dec 2016

[Non-Christians] will find this trudge through Jesus' childhood years laborious, even though it thankfully refrains from proselytising…

Review of Shut In (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 22 Nov 2016

How Shut In managed to get a worldwide release presents a bigger mystery than its story…

Review of Where to Invade Next (2015)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 15 Nov 2016

Moore does a good job of introducing US viewers to different perspectives, and the movie is aimed at a home audience who might not be aware…

Review of Sausage Party (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 08 Nov 2016

The risqué nature of the chat doesn't mask the fact that directors Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon, bizarrely, do intend to convey a message,…

Review of The Girl on the Train (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 07 Nov 2016

This is a B-movie dressed up to look like something deeper, although that doesn't negate its potential to entertain…

Review of Inferno (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 01 Nov 2016

Inferno proves to be as crude and unsophisticated as its source material…

Review of Dionne Copland's Inferno (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 01 Nov 2016

Inferno proves to be as crude and unsophisticated as its source material…

Review of Finding Amanda (2008)

By Richard James Havis (225) for The Hollywood Reporter (7,050) on 11 Oct 2016

Even the easygoing Broderick can't inject any lift or charm into the story…

Review of The Beatles: Eight Days a Week - The Touring Years (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 06 Oct 2016

Beatles fans are in for an enjoyable, if unenlightening, viewing experience, while those who don't know much about them will find it a Fab Four 101…

Review of Snowden (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 02 Oct 2016

Oliver Stone is a filmmaker first and a political analyst second, and he manages to make the story thrilling even if everyone knows the ending…

Review of Don't Breathe (2016)

By Richard James Havis (225) for South China Morning Post (665) on 02 Oct 2016

There's no excuse for the film's vile misogyny, even if violence against women is a staple ingredient of such films…

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