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Review of Studio 54 (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 27 Oct 2018

Tyrnauer is a consummate storyteller, and we get a meticulous account of both the macro and micro view of what happened…

Review of The Old Man & the Gun (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 17 Oct 2018

The more we know about Forrest, the less we like him, and ... it makes for an unevenness of tone in the final act…

Review of Galveston (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 16 Oct 2018

Pick your narrative poison: to go with it or resist…

Review of First Man (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 11 Oct 2018

A slow, meditative look at America's great space program…

Review of Bad Times at the El Royale (2018)

By Victoria Alexander (762) for Film Festival Today (161) on 06 Oct 2018

A slow start, too many songs, but it has Hemsworth at his sexiest…

Review of Venom (2018)

By Victoria Alexander (762) for Film Festival Today (161) on 05 Oct 2018

All hail Tom Hardy. No more men in masks flying around in a motorized suit. And Hardy's Taboo is set for another season…

Review of Venom (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 04 Oct 2018

The film careens from idiocy to inanity, occasionally surfacing above the muck for a semi-kick-ass action scene or two…

Review of A Star Is Born (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 03 Oct 2018

Whatever my feelings about the overall plot, at least I found this new iteration well-directed and -acted…

Review of Monsters and Men (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 03 Oct 2018

Gripping throughout, this work of profound cinema should be seen, savored and celebrated…

Review of The Hate U Give (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 02 Oct 2018

The Hate U Give ... occasional clumsiness aside, offers love and commitment as the antidote to that which ails us. Hard to argue with that…

Review of The Wife (2017)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 30 Aug 2018

Layered with portent, The Wife gives away its game so many times that the final climax is merely shrill, rather than cathartic…

Review of Searching (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 29 Aug 2018

[W]hile there's adequate material here to hold one's interest, we long, throughout, for the promise of the brilliant opening…

Review of The Happytime Murders (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 23 Aug 2018

I love how fully realized the world seems, carefully constructed from top to bottom. Too bad the good times don't last…

Review of Madeline's Madeline (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 22 Aug 2018

I may not have enjoyed the central narrative ... but I found much of the periphery worthy of great cinema…

Review of Juliet, Naked (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 21 Aug 2018

Director Peretz ... mostly does the story justice ... crafting an enjoyable adult yarn with just enough unexpected surprises to keep us guessing…

Review of The Captain (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 20 Aug 2018

It's a fine affair, hard to watch at times, but incisive in its assessment of the depravity of human nature…

Review of Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 14 Aug 2018

Something grates about our continued obsession with the well-to-do, especially if their fortune is inherited…

Review of BlacKkKlansman (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 13 Aug 2018

The film may be flawed, but its message is not…

Review of The Meg (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 08 Aug 2018

It mainly succeeds in what it sets out to do, which is entertain…

Review of Christopher Robin (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 01 Aug 2018

If you like a film where everyone repeats the central, expositional message - work less, play more - ad nauseum, then this might work better…

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