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Movie Reviews Published by The Mail on Sunday (UK) - Page 31 of 36

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Review of The Promise (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

Terry George, who more than a dozen years ago brought us the emotionally searing Hotel Rwanda, hasn't lost his eye for an important story or…

Review of Aftermath (2018)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

It's tense, well made and Schwarzenegger is perfectly good, until the final 15 minutes when it falls apart, hampered by the creative decision…

Review of Lady Macbeth (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

It's a tough old watch with performances that are good rather than great and with what, at first, appears to be fashionable ethnically blind…

Review of The Handmaiden (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

It's stylish and both Kims are terrific, but it's a long slog…

Review of Mindhorn (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

It's very funny, features surprising cameos from Kenneth Branagh and Simon Callow, and has a running gag about John Nettles, who, of course,…

Review of The Promise (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

Terry George, who more than a dozen years ago brought us the emotionally searing Hotel Rwanda, hasn't lost his eye for an important story or…

Review of Miss Sloane (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

Miss Sloane is a political thriller so sharp that, were it not so gripping and thoroughly entertaining, it would be in real danger of cutting…

Review of The Boss Baby (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

This is one of the most contrived and complicated children's cartoons you'll see all year…

Review of Their Finest (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

Claflin, still only 30, quietly dominates every scene he is in, while Arterton is as good here as she has ever been. Better, even…

Review of Alien: Covenant (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

If Prometheus dared to think big, Covenant feels like a film that, in its desperation to wrap things up neatly, has ended up thinking small…

Review of The Fate of the Furious (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

Fast & Furious 8 is a ridiculous film that defies the laws of physics and simple common sense on numerous occasions…

Review of City of Tiny Lights (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

City Of Tiny Lights is like a Raymond Chandler story that's been parachuted into modern-day west London…

Review of A Dog's Purpose (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 10 Oct 2017

An inevitably episodic and repetitive film that for all its laboured canine capers - and my goodness, there are a lot of them - never comes…

Review of Snatched (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

If Trainwreck was the movie that put Amy Schumer on the Hollywood map, Snatched is the film that suggests she might, somewhat surprisingly,…

Review of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul is painfully awful, hampered by a charmless cast and a criminally lightweight screenplay. A long haul indeed…

Review of Colossal (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

It all gets a bit too clever for its own good, and a strange film about the dangers of drinking turns out to be an excessively contrived and…

Review of Baywatch (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

Johnson -- a man so strong he can pluck an endangered beauty from a burning boat with one arm -- is an undeniably charismatic presence…

Review of King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

Once we all take a deep breath and realise that the Arthurian clock has effectively been reset to year zero, there is fun to be had here…

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

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

Despite its very obvious attempts at renewal - with not one but two familiar faces returning to the piratical fray - this feels like a franchise…

Review of Spark: A Space Tail (2016)

By Matthew Bond (673) for The Mail on Sunday (UK) (704) on 09 Oct 2017

The humour seems a little lost in translation…

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