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Review of Paper Towns (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 18 Aug 2015

A bittersweet teen film that has much to offer even those of us who have, in theory, grown up…

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Review of Sex Story: Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

The film is about the best adaptation that could have been drawn from this rather dull source material -- at least until it slows to a crawl…

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Review of Blackhat (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

It's still no return to form for Mann after the disappointing Miami Vice and Public Enemies…

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Review of Focus (2014)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

If it feels like the prequel to a smoother, pacier heist film, at least this is sufficiently charming that we might see a follow-up one day…

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Review of Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015)

By Ben Travis (84) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Once the machine fully kicks into gear, the final third is a rebellious, freewheeling delight…

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Review of Wild (2014)

By Ben Travis (84) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

If you're looking for a film that's contemplative, honest, and engaging, you can't go far wrong with Cheryl Strayed's trip into the Wild…

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Review of Focus (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

If it feels like the prequel to a smoother, pacier heist film, at least this is sufficiently charming that we might see a follow-up one day…

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Review of Run All Night (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Since this comes after a string of unstoppable action-man roles, [Neeson's] character never quite feels like an underdog, despite the film…

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Review of Child 44 (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

It's all so mushy and unclear that by the time a climactic fight takes place in a literal mire you'll feel as muddied as the participants…

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Review of Jupiter Ascending (2015)

By Ben Travis (84) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Is Jupiter Ascending a good film? It's practically impossible to tell. For all its abundant insanity, it's never anything less than watchable…

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Review of Focus (1994)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

If it feels like the prequel to a smoother, pacier heist film, at least this is sufficiently charming that we might see a follow-up one day…

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Review of Furious 7 (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Much of the hilarity in these films -- and they really are very funny -- comes from watching the excess as characters try to outdo one another's…

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Review of A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence (2014)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Bitingly funny, deeply strange and hauntingly melancholic…

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Review of Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

The film is about the best adaptation that could have been drawn from this rather dull source material -- at least until it slows to a crawl…

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Review of Chappie (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

While Chappie is bursting with interesting ideas and manages to feel fresh despite obvious (and largely unloved) comparators like Short Circuit,…

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Review of Hyena (2015)

By Kitty Knowles (1) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Johnson has created a successfully gritty Brit flick in the mould of Sexy Beast with the over-saturated neon visuals of TV's Red Riding and Drive…

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Review of John Wick (2014)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 16 Aug 2015

Just as he did in Speed and The Matrix, Reeves has found a way to take an action genre and do it just a little bit better than everyone else…

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Review of Funny People (2009)

By Henry Fleet (2) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 15 Aug 2015

At over two hours, it moves at the dignified pace of a Bergman film rather than, well, a Happy Gilmore or a Waterboy, but the director can…

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Review of Funny People (1976)

By Henry Fleet (2) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 15 Aug 2015

At over two hours, it moves at the dignified pace of a Bergman film rather than, well, a Happy Gilmore or a Waterboy, but the director can…

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Review of Mr. Holmes (2015)

By Helen O'hara (407) for GQ Magazine [UK] (132) on 13 Aug 2015

Ian McKellen's incarnation in this latest film somehow manages to unite Sherlocks old and new, adding a hint of that unpredictable modern flair…

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