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Movie Reviews Published by The Lonely Film Critic - Page 7 of 10

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Review of Moana (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

What mattered most to me, however, was the lyrical nature of the story's beats, and how sensitively Moana's journey towards self-affirmation…

Review of Your Name. (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

Even with its over-elaborate nature and the syrupy resolution, Your Name is really fun to watch, and takes more risks than I would have expected…

Review of Kate Plays Christine (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

Everyone ... is questioned for what we choose to see, and why we refuse to let some ghosts rest…

Review of Indignation (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

A tale of blemishes that are not skin-deep, and where too much bluster will surely scald…

Review of The Eyes of My Mother (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

There's death, there's torture, there's kidnapping, there's psychosis -- and it's all elegantly framed and put together with a tastefulness…

Review of Logan Lucky (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

It's a decent comeback for Soderbergh, though not one that fires on all cylinders…

Review of Ingrid Goes West (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

I think Spicer does a very good job of folding in the satirical aspects of social media stardom alongside Ingrid's constant struggle with her…

Review of Silence (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

One look is enough to say, 'This is the power and glory of cinema. This is my nourishment…

Review of Julieta (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

[Almodóvar] continues to be a leading figure in telling women's stories, and pulls this one off with just enough majesty to keep you in its sway…

Review of Silence (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

One look is enough to say, 'This is the power and glory of cinema. This is my nourishment…

Review of Swiss Army Man (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

A breath of fresh air with some gassy odours mixed in, so to speak…

Review of The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected) (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

The Meyerowitz Stories ... still manages to justify its existence by veering off the beaten path…

Review of 13th (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

The poison has been in the water for years. And we need to stand together to start taking it out…

Review of Marjorie Prime (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

The film is saved by the acting (which is largely fantastic), Mica Levi's haunting score, and the…

Review of Paterson (2016)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

I think Jarmusch really nailed the life of a creator who can observe the minutiae around them and transmute it into gemlike verse, and yet…

Review of Gender Wars (2015)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

This is one of those cookie-cutter productions that is tailored to speak to Big Issues and give its audiences a rousing dose of Feelings, especially…

Review of Beach Rats (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

It's unbearably sad. One wishes these stories were a thing of the past…

Review of Columbus (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

The synergy between the two leads, who spend the bulk of the film merely conversing about the things they see (and how their feelings coincide),…

Review of Beauty and the Beast (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

This remake squeaks by because it does a decent amount of justice to the original, and since the original is a masterpiece…

Review of Prevenge (2017)

By Tomas Trussow (247) for The Lonely Film Critic (186) on 03 Oct 2018

There's also some catharsis to be had in seeing a woman in power take charge and show some truly terrible men who the real boss is…

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