B&B
B&B is a gay drama thriller that’s weirdly self-loathing about its homosexuality, dramatically inert, and lacking much in the way of thrills.
Neruda
It may not fully work for everybody, but Neruda is an inventive and very entertaining approach to the mythmaking biopic.
Smurfs: The Lost Village
At best, Smurfs: The Lost Village is passably diverting entertainment. At worst, it’s about a decade out of date.
Gleason
At its best moments, Gleason provides a painfully intimate view into the lives of those living with ALS.
Free Fire
Free Fire is near-as-dammit the best possible version of the deliberately low-key movie that it’s aiming to be.
The Great Wall
The Great Wall is, whilst not a bad film by any metric, a vastly more interesting film to unpack than it is to actually watch.
US Box Office Report: 24/02/17 – 26/02/17
Audiences get in to Get Out, Rock Dog does not receive an encore, Collide suffers terminal injuries, Resident Evil infects China, and Other Box Office News.
My Fantasy Awards Booking 2017
Not that anybody asks me about these things anyway.
Certain Women
Intentionally quiet and slight arguably to a fault, Certain Women nonetheless is not without its charms.
John Wick: Chapter 2
John Wick: Chapter 2 is the kind of sequel that gives you more of everything from the original, sometimes to its detriment but mostly as a positive.
