One of the joys of watching Everything Everywhere All at Once is just how initially bewildering its absurd science-fiction premise is to begin with. It
Film review – The Duke (2020)
The Duke is a feelgood, allegedly-based-on-a-true story about the man who stole Francisco Goya’a Portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery in
Film review – Turning Red (2022)
By combining elements of high school dramas with tropes from monster movies, Turning Red is about the turmoil 13-year-old Meilin ‘Mei’ Lee (voiced by Rosalie
Film review – The Batman (2022)
Of all the superhero characters in popular culture (and there are a lot dominating right now) Batman remains one of the more engaging figures and
Film review – C’mon C’mon (2021)
Autobiographical films at their worst can be so literal and specific that rather than delivering something with universal appeal, instead can feel like a series
Film review – Drive My Car (2021)
Cinema doesn’t always have to be cryptic or deeply symbolic to be meaningful, and sometimes the most effective thing a film can do is to
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