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‘The Creator’ a crowing achievement, one of the finest films ever made
10/10 The Creator is a searing tapestry of emotion, an uncompromising labyrinth of peak action scenes, a scorching hate letter to American imperialism and exploration of the human cost of war measured in screams. The Republic of New Asia, 2065- … Continue reading
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Tagged Disney, gareth edwards, Gemma Chan, Godzilla, John David Washington, Monsters, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Tenet, The Creator
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Pandemic ‘Haunting’ Poirot, quick step up for mystery series
8/10 A Haunting in Venice is less a whodunnit and more a chilly, visually driven moodpiece about crisis of faith in the midst of an apocalypse. I don’t engage with films by trying to guess where they’re going, especially not … Continue reading
Walking into ‘The Nun II’ bored, leaving more bored
2/10 I walk into The Nun II bored with myself and wanting deliberately to take this movie more seriously than it deserves. The idea behind this nun character is that the image is the scary thing, that merely a nun who looks … Continue reading
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Tagged Ed and Lorraine Warren were known frauds in their time, The Conjuring, The Nun, The Nun II
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A sharp upgrade for ‘Equalizer’ series in third outing
8/10 In The Equalizer 3, Sony pays for Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua’s three-month Italian vacation. OK, that’s my joke – this movie is actually pretty good.
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Tagged Antoine Fuqua, Denzel Washington, Marcelo Zarvos, Robert Richardson, Sony, The Equalizer, The Equalizer 2, The Equalizer 3
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Analyzing the long, bizarre advertisement of ‘Gran Turismo’ as if it’s a real film
2/10 Gran Turismo is a screaming torrent of baffling filmmaking decisions that seem half-thought out at best, but more like they weren’t actual filmmaking decisions. It’s bizarre plot points that screech by, not cars – the cameramen seem almost to … Continue reading