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Review of The Boss (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 13 Apr 2016

The Boss is a cynical, obscenity-dipped comedy about how the American Dream can be imagined, won, lost and won again, complete with gross-outs…

Review of The Jungle Book (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 04 Apr 2016

As if the bedrock of Kipling has been infused with the gorgeous textures of a Graeme Base illustration…

Review of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 22 Mar 2016

Affleck's bottom lip gives a solid performance, dominant but not overtly showy, channelling the spirit of lone warrior jawbones from John Ford films…

Review of Grimsby (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 18 Mar 2016

Not just a good message for young audiences coaxed into the cinema by the lure of lowbrow spectacle, but a great one: go to school and study…

Review of 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 09 Mar 2016

It's Goodman who cranks the dial to eleven and steals the show, a bouldering force of nature delivering an utterly shit-eating performance…

Review of Hail, Caesar! (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 01 Mar 2016

Mostly the film is pleasant enough pap - a soft, even toothless hat-tip to Hollywood's dreamy days of yonder year…

Review of Babe: Pig in the City (1998)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 01 Mar 2016

A brilliant, grotesquely underrated family film criticised at the time of its release for being too dark for young audiences…

Review of Deadpool (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 13 Feb 2016

The casting of a hunk to play the hero and a hunk to play the villain is indicative of a film that wants to appear to take risks while not…

Review of Anomalisa (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 08 Feb 2016

Michael's hunger for human interaction is the cavity at the heart of the film, colouring it in shades of grey…

Review of Room (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 08 Feb 2016

The emotional effect from such a foggy aesthetic is a film that feels lost in itself…

Review of Spotlight (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 29 Jan 2016

The film is immaculately controlled: a work of restraint that nevertheless has a real kick to it…

Review of Carol (1974)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 21 Jan 2016

Makes you wonder if a little chaos might have benefited everyone, potentially stretching the story and characters into more interesting places…

Review of Carol (1970)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 21 Jan 2016

Makes you wonder if a little chaos might have benefited everyone, potentially stretching the story and characters into more interesting places…

Review of Carol (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 21 Jan 2016

Makes you wonder if a little chaos might have benefited everyone, potentially stretching the story and characters into more interesting places…

Review of Carol (1990)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 21 Jan 2016

Makes you wonder if a little chaos might have benefited everyone, potentially stretching the story and characters into more interesting places…

Review of The Danish Girl (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 21 Jan 2016

Redmayne applies lippy, dresses in 1920s women's clothes and performs surely the most tastefully executed mangina so far in cinema history…

Review of The Hateful Eight (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 12 Jan 2016

If Sergio Leone and Agatha Christie collaborated on a feature film you can imagine the result would look something like Quentin Tarantino's…

Review of Sisters (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 11 Jan 2016

Sisters is a knucklehead comedy - sporadically amusing and always happy to resort to dick jokes - saved a little by the appeal of its leads…

Review of Sisters (2015)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 11 Jan 2016

Sisters is a knucklehead comedy - sporadically amusing and always happy to resort to dick jokes - saved a little by the appeal of its leads…

Review of Sisters (2016)

By Luke Buckmaster (275) for The Daily Review/Crikey (197) on 11 Jan 2016

Sisters is a knucklehead comedy - sporadically amusing and always happy to resort to dick jokes - saved a little by the appeal of its leads…

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