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Film Review — Kneecap
Film Review — Kneecap
Rich Peppiat’s biopic of the titular Belfast-based Irish language rap act is an energetic, entertaining, subversive blast
Simon Dillon
Aug 23
Film Review — Alien Romulus
Film Review — Alien Romulus
Fede Álvarez’s Disney-mandated rehash of Alien and Aliens surprisingly proves not dreadful, though it isn’t a patch on the original two
Simon Dillon
Aug 18
Film Review — Trap
Film Review — Trap
Credibility stretches well beyond breaking point in M Night Shyamalan’s ludicrous thriller, but it’s worth a look for Josh Hartnett
Simon Dillon
Aug 15
Film Review — It Ends With Us
Film Review — It Ends With Us
Justin Baldoni, Blake Lively, and Christy Hall’s adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestseller is a modestly enjoyable soapy wallow
Simon Dillon
Aug 14
Film Review — Borderlands
Film Review — Borderlands
Eli Roth adapts the titular videogame to deeply tedious effect
Simon Dillon
Aug 9
Film Review — Harold and the Purple Crayon
Film Review — Harold and the Purple Crayon
An unremarkable but adequate diversion for child audiences, based on Crockett Johnson’s picture book
Simon Dillon
Aug 8
Film Review — Kensuke’s Kingdom
Film Review — Kensuke’s Kingdom
Michael Morpurgo’s 1999 novel gets a staggeringly beautiful animated feature treatment
Simon Dillon
Aug 5
Film Review — Thelma
Film Review — Thelma
June Squibb excels in Josh Margolin’s comic drama about a scammed nonagenarian determined to get even
Simon Dillon
Aug 2
Film Review — Deadpool & Wolverine
Film Review — Deadpool & Wolverine
If you like Deadpool’s sense of humour, you’ll probably like this. If you simply find him annoying (like me), you probably won’t
Simon Dillon
Jul 27
Film Review — Despicable Me 4
Film Review — Despicable Me 4
If you find this series as funny as I do, the multitude of gags make up for an overstuffed, disconnected plot
Simon Dillon
Jul 25
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