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Review of Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 29 Oct 2018

The movie is both flimsy and wholly enjoyable at the same time, in the strange manner of biopics, which follow in the jet stream of someone…

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Review of Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 29 Oct 2018

For Van Sant, as ever, quirkiness is close to godliness, but thanks to the film's freewheeling structure, the first half pre-empts the second…

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Review of Coco (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 22 Oct 2018

The bones of the plot may be a touch more cumbersome than they should have been, but the tale is superbly vivified with humour, visual finery…

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Review of First Man (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 14 Oct 2018

There were a thousand and one scenarios in which the Apollo mission ended in disaster. They found the one where it didn't…

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Review of Smallfoot (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 14 Oct 2018

The movie fares better with something on which most folk are already in happy agreement: the fun to be had from Looney Tunes-style slapstick…

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Review of Bad Times at the El Royale (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 14 Oct 2018

Its early pizzazz is delicious, but when the story's jigsaw pieces are finally all in place, the picture revealed is a bit too ordinary…

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Review of Private Life (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 14 Oct 2018

Giamatti's face is a thing of pure comic beauty: staring off into the middle distance, frozen by the conflicting demands of etiquette and his…

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Review of Mandy (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 14 Oct 2018

Set in 1983, the film may in some ways resemble an ultraviolent horror movie from those days, but its pastiching is enhanced both by parodic…

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Review of Sons & Lovers (2003)

By A.a. Gill (1) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 09 Oct 2018

But the pristine setting and perfectly styled costumes aside, this is a beguiling adaptation…

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Review of Venom (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 07 Oct 2018

Its drama is prosaic and the big action finale...devolves into a whirl of obvious CGI…

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Review of Blindspotting (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 07 Oct 2018

One fruit of all that go-getting energy is a fast, rhythmical narrative style, enhanced by a bit of humour; another is the passion and freshness…

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Review of Kusama: Infinity (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 07 Oct 2018

With her magenta wig and absent, dissociated manner, [Kusama] is a slightly humourless but compelling subject…

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Review of Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 07 Oct 2018

The comic routines arrive in a constant flow, and they are all extremely silly, conceived on a pretty large scale and performed by Atkinson…

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Review of A Star Is Born (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 07 Oct 2018

A Star Is Born may not reinvent the wheel in terms of cinematic art, but it's a knockout in just about every other way that matters: it has…

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Review of Skate Kitchen (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Oct 2018

They are non-professional actors playing versions of themselves, and the naturalism of their conversations--and of their gliding excursions…

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Review of Two for Joy (2018)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Oct 2018

It's well acted, but in its adherence to some of the current trends in social realism--a young person's viewpoint, a slightly arty style--it's…

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Review of Anchor and Hope (2017)

By Edward Porter (366) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 04 Oct 2018

This origin makes itself felt in the casting, in brief bits of Spanish dialogue and in glimpses of expat Spanish culture, giving the movie…

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Review of Batman (1989)

By George Perry (16) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 03 Oct 2018

The new Batman is the most intelligent film ever made from a comic book…

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Review of The Land of Steady Habits (2018)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 30 Sep 2018

The result is flintier than Holofcener usually is, but, for all her acerbity, she is big on forgiveness - not because she's a pushover, but…

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Review of The Wife (2017)

By Tom Shone (158) for Sunday Times (UK) (753) on 30 Sep 2018

[Close's] performance is a series of Russian dolls, nested within one another…

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