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Movie Reviews Published by The Lonely Film Critic - Page 3 of 10

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Review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

Big, bold and beautiful. It's hard to describe Rian Johnson's achievements here any other way…

Review of The Cloverfield Paradox (2018)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

Netflix truly prevailed big time, fooling us into thinking this would be good. Those execs must be laughing themselves silly right now…

Review of Professor Marston and the Wonder Women (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

The taboos of fetishism are overthrown. What we would offhandedly deem as weird or unnatural is shown to be completely natural. Utterly acceptable…

Review of Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

The nostalgia factor ... is done with great poignancy, adding the emotional beats the film needed to be accepted by the old guard…

Review of The Boss Baby (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

One has to really scrabble through the disparate parts to find most of the value, while the kids (as always) will really love the usual tricks…

Review of Last Men in Aleppo (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

If you've seen other documentaries about [Syria] and its war in the past, I don't think Last Men in Aleppo will provide you with more insight…

Review of Atomic Blonde (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

The apocalyptic '80s Europop and punk soundtrack constantly in the air should be enough of an indicator to let your hair down…

Review of Rat Film (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

A far cry from the documentaries that spoon-feed a glut of data into your system to prevent you from thinking too much…

Review of Strong Island (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

Yance [uses] the contours of the memoir to finally give his brother the justice that he was denied all those years ago…

Review of God's Own Country (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

At its core, God's Own Country is all about our right to tenderness, and with the Yorkshire pastures as a constant backdrop, tenderness flows…

Review of Casting JonBenet (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

Even if this crime is solved someday, Casting JonBenet will remain relevant because of how it processes the psychological experience of death,…

Review of All the Money in the World (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

I would file this under nonessential in Scott's filmography, as it doesn't give you more than a few hours of intrigue…

Review of Roman J. Israel, Esq. (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

In lieu of tightly-woven plotting, Dan Gilroy instead gives us something far looser at the seams, studying a character with close intimacy…

Review of Loving Vincent (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

This is the careful handiwork of human tirelessness and talent from beginning to end…

Review of War for the Planet of the Apes (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

There is inelegance here between expression and meaning that is jarring, and makes this a grim watch at times…

Review of The Post (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

Call it a tonic for the times, if you will. I think it's needed, and Spielberg was the right guy to give it to us…

Review of Paddington 2 (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

We are lucky to have a film so pure, so in tune with what is right and decent, and so hugely entertaining as Paddington 2 is…

Review of Abacus: Small Enough to Jail (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

James tells this story with much empathy, not necessarily concerning himself with too much of the financial world's jargon, and instead focusing…

Review of Super Dark Times (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

There's almost nothing you can take away from this experience except an onslaught of unpleasantness…

Review of Wonderstruck (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 29 Oct 2018

If Selznick's story isn't remarkable, Haynes and the cast ... breathe enough soul into it as compensation…

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