Reviews
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Marina
In biopic Marina, the tumultuous truth ensures emotions swell, even if in melodramatic and manipulative fashion.
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Dracula Untold
A genuine sense of style helps Dracula Untold patch over its otherwise generic fantasy-action effort.
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Gone Girl
David Fincher's sleek fondness for interpersonal gameplay is again afoot in his adaptation of the best-selling thriller.
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Duelling Critics: Those Happy Years Reconsidered
Filmmaker Daniele Luchetti's Those Happy Years is a subtle, more beautiful film than reviewers might give it credit for.
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The Equalizer
A finessed vigilante turn from Denzel Washington can't save The Equalizer from all things broad, bland, grim and nasty.
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Darker Than Midnight
Though fuelled by good intentions and genuine empathy, Darker Than Midnight offers a softened take on a difficult experience.
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Those Happy Years
Filmmaker Daniele Luchetti's latest golden look back at the time of his youth is drive by passion, both by design…
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Stay Away From Me
From rom-com cliches to contrived circumstances, Italian comedy Stay Away From Me does little with its concept or content.
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The House of Magic
The House of Magic offers a rare family film more concerned with delighting its youthful viewers than appealing to adults…
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R100
What keeps R100 moving is its sense of dread, as everyone waits to see what the next segment entails.