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Review of Skyscraper (2018)

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

If you're going to rip off Die Hard, try making more with the jokes, especially if your main conceit collapses under the weight of its contrivances…

Review of Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)

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

In general, the actors and their delivery of smart dialogue - on top of some excellent action sequences - are the main reasons to watch the film…

Review of Hereditary (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 26 Jun 2018

My disappointment would be less bitter if the first half weren't so strong, and I commend Aster for the effort, especially his direction of…

Review of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

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

Go team T-Rex! Who needs humans, anyway? Dumb, thy name is Jurassic…

Review of SuperFly (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 12 Jun 2018

Did the world need this loose reconception of the original? Not really…

Review of Adrift (2018)

By Victoria Alexander (762) for Film Festival Today (161) on 08 Jun 2018

It is harrowing and almost unbelievable. Woodley is committed, and this establishes her as a versatile actress willing to endure tough filmmaking…

Review of The Seagull (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 07 Jun 2018

Try as they might, the ensemble…

Review of Ocean's Eight (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 06 Jun 2018

Though often silly, Ocean's 8 is a satisfying cinematic sleight of hand, injecting new life into an old series. I look forward to Ocean's 9…

Review of Upgrade (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 31 May 2018

It's good, dumb fun, and pretty smart about it, to boot…

Review of Book Club (2018)

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

Some funny jokes land, some don't, and the ultimate effect is like spending time in well-worn, pleasant company…

Review of Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 15 May 2018

Director Ron Howard ... delivers serviceable goods…

Review of Tully (2018)

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

It's more than watchable, but also almost dispiritingly obvious and simplistic, by the end. Truths are stated, lessons learned, and platitudes spoken…

Review of 1945 (2017)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 26 Apr 2018

Beautiful, harrowing, and…

Review of And Then I Go (2017)

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

Beautiful and haunting, And Then I Go is a vital work of art, and a must-see movie for our time…

Review of A Quiet Place (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 05 Apr 2018

While individual moments might be dramatically potent, the final result is narratively inchoate…

Review of A Quiet Place (2016)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 05 Apr 2018

While individual moments might be dramatically potent, the final result is narratively inchoate…

Review of Isle of Dogs (2018)

By Christopher Llewellyn Reed (298) for Film Festival Today (161) on 26 Mar 2018

Isle of Dogs is ... delightful entertainment, start to finish, and a beautiful story well told. Pass the dinner dish, please; I'll take seconds…

Review of Flower (2017)

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

Yes, people act out when they're unhappy. Usually, however, their efforts are not reduced to pop-psychological pablum like this…

Review of A Wrinkle in Time (2018)

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

A Wrinkle in Time never quite comes together under a single vision. Reid, though, ably supported by baby bro McCabe, makes much of it work out…

Review of Game Night (2018)

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

A completely stupid film about a group of friends whose game night goes horribly wrong (but also, so right)…

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