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Movie Reviews Published by The Lonely Film Critic - Page 8 of 10

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Review of Fire at Sea (2016)

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

I actually liked how Rosi executes this, though -- it brings a fuller picture to the fore, showing that intersections are not always possible,…

Review of Get Out (2017)

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

For black viewers, it is like their very own version of Dante's Inferno; for white viewers, it forces us to question our own complicity…

Review of Deepwater Horizon (2016)

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

It's also a shame Berg glosses over the environmental impact that the oil spill had…

Review of Lady Macbeth (2016)

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

The Brontës meet Gillian Flynn in Lady Macbeth, a tasty period noir that slithers with menace at each turn…

Review of Hidden Figures (2016)

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

[Janelle Monáe] is an irresistible, glittering diamond who effervesces even when she doesn't need to, and I sincerely hope her film offers…

Review of Free Fire (2017)

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

Free Fire is one more corker in a line of corkers ... taking something seemingly conventional and making a rip-roaring farce out of its carcass…

Review of Their Finest (2017)

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

Their Finest works best as a rumination on endings, both human and cinematic. What constitutes a good ending…

Review of The Lego Batman Movie (2017)

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

Everything about the breakneck pace feels manufactured for viewers with short attention spans, which I don't think was an issue with the original…

Review of Maudie (2016)

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

Who would have known that behind the gentle, smiling face and diminutive frame lay years of pain and struggle…

Review of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017)

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

But truly, there is no more milk to be got: this one is already drifting on choppy waters, with a script as formulaic and knotty as they come…

Review of Captain Fantastic (2016)

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

Captain Fantastic leaves the nuance at Mortensen's doorstep and decides to telegraph everything else, which is not something I look for in…

Review of Murder on the Orient Express (2017)

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

It's based on a good book set on a beautiful train, about a crime that is both preposterous and completely compelling…

Review of Cameraperson (2016)

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

It's a fascinating glimpse into the work of the person behind the camera, composing and fretting, making sure every shot is aesthetically sensible…

Review of Gifted (2017)

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

There's nothing wrong with it, but it's not exactly a knockout, either…

Review of Princess Cyd (2017)

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

Stephen Cone has given us something astonishing in Princess Cyd…

Review of I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore (2017)

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

I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore is as scrappy as they come, colouring within the lines of the comic thriller, while also gunning…

Review of Tanna (2015)

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

Tanna has an elemental beauty that is difficult to resist, and the lives and rituals of the Vanuatuan tribes are captured with a superb degree…

Review of Tower (2016)

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

This is good work, though. Very memorable, very moving, and without an ounce of unnecessary fat…

Review of Okja (2017)

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

The film may turn many vegan in the way it so heavily empathises with Okja's plight, and so bluntly shows animal cruelty at its basest level,…

Review of Raw (2017)

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

All the Cronenberg and New French Extremity tributes in the world aren't going to hide a metaphoric sense of storytelling that is, at its core,…

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