Reviews
Films Reviews (By Retrospect)
Frost/Nixon
Based on the play by Peter Morgan, director Ron Howard’s interpretation hangs on the question of whether either man can pull off an amazing and unpredictable coup
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Rachel Getting Married
Rachel Getting Married is a rare and beautiful film which you'd be a fool to miss
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The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button is inexplicably cosy and warming with incredible visual effects
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Timecrimes
It’s hard to discuss the inner workings of Nacho Vigalondo’s brilliant feature debut without ruining it
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Anvil! The Story of Anvil
If you were to apply Darwin’s theory of natural selection to the world of heavy metal, the result would play pretty much like Anvil! The Story of Anvil
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The International
A vaguely pompous yet mercilessly entertaining conspiracy thriller about global banking baddies
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The Class
The Class is a particularly fascinating encapsulation of issues of identity and race
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Surveillance
This Rashomon-esque tale of multiple perspectives and split personalities is devilishly plotted and unremittingly bleak to the last
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Watchmen
Zack Snyder succeeds with an excellent faithful adaptation of Alan Moore’s masterpiece
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Bronson
Nicolas Winding Refn’s mannered biopic is the first to examine its incarcerated subject not as a monster or a victim, but rather as an artist
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