Tag: Movie

• Maze Runner: The Death Cure Review – What does it take to collapse

  

  I didn’t see either of the other two Maze Runner films. That’s my own fault, the due diligence that I never bothered to perform. I was ready to go into the film ready to dismiss it, not in an asshole way, just a piece of YA-pop-trash arriving a couple of years after its time.

  E Warren

  February 11, 2018

  Film, Review

  20th Century Fox, Action, Aidan Gillen, Cinema, Dylan O’Brien, Film, Films, Four Stars, Giancarlo Esposito, Kaya Scodelario, Ki Hong Lee, Maze Runner, Movie, Movies, Nathalie Emmanuel, Opinion, Patricia Clarkson, Review, Science Fiction, The Death Cure, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Wes Ball, Will Poulter, Young Adult

• Early Man Review – Tribal attitude

  

  See, I have friends who didn’t like Early Man because it’s all about football. I get it, the early ad campaigns sorta downplayed that aspect, but coming up on release the signs were definitely there.

  E Warren

  February 7, 2018

  Film, Review

  Aardman Animations, Animated, Cinema, Comedy, Eddie Redmayne, Family, Film, Films, Movie, Movies, Nick Park, Opinion, Review, Studiocanal, Three Stars, Tom Hiddleston

• Downsizing Review – Small blunders

  

  I have no idea who could have read the screenplay to Downsizing and thought it would be okay.

  E Warren

  February 2, 2018

  Film, Review

  Ad Hominem Enterprises, Alexander Payne, Annapurna Pictures, Christoph Waltz, Cinema, Comedy, Downsizing, Drama, Film, Films, Hong Chau, Kristen Wiig, Matt Damon, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Paramount Pictures, Review, Science Fiction

• The Post Review – StreepHanksThePost

  

  The story of The Post is that Spielberg first read the script under a year ago. While working postproduction on Ready Player One he somehow got permission from Warner to go make the thing.

  E Warren

  February 1, 2018

  Film, Review

  20th Century Fox, Bob Odenkirk, Cinema, Drama, Dreamworks, Film, Films, Five Stars, Meryl Streep, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Participant Media, Period, Review, Sarah Paulson, Steven Spielberg, The Post, Tom Hanks

• The Commuter Review – Uncut Neeson

  

  Now, the film is straight-up, legit goofball nonsense. Neeson plays a man who has rode the same train every day for ten years and on the day he’s laid off from work a mysterious woman boards with him and offers him $100,000 to identify and track a mystery passenger. Just from the premise it feels…

  E Warren

  January 31, 2018

  Film, POC Filmmakers, Review

  Action, Cinema, Film, Films, Jaume Collet-Serra, Liam Neeson, Lionsgate, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Patrick Wilson, Review, Sam Neill, Studiocanal, The Commuter, Three Stars, Thriller, Vera Farmiga

• Walk With Me Review – Keep in mind

  

  They’re making a big deal of the fact that this documentary be narrated by Benedict Cumberbatch. He’s in the trailer, he gets the main on end credit, he doesn’t deserve this.

  E Warren

  January 19, 2018

  Film, Review

  Benedict Cumberbatch, Cinema, Documentary, Faith, Film, Films, Marc J. Francis, Max Pugh, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Review, Speakit Films, Sunnymarch, Thich Nhat Hanh, Three Stars, Walk With Me

• Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Review – Cards Against Cinema

  

  So much of the time Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri feels great. Then one of its black characters enters a scene. It’s rough seeing an able movie so deftly shoot itself in the foot, cos as elegant and taut as Martin McDonagh’s plotting and dialogue feels he is totally unable to write people of colour…

  E Warren

  January 18, 2018

  Film, Review

  Blueprint Pictures, Cinema, Comedy, Drama, Film, Film4, Films, Fox Searchlight, Frances McDormand, Martin McDonagh, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Review, Sam Rockwell, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Two Stars, Woody Harrelson

• Darkest Hour Review – 21st century greasepaint

  

  Get this right, Gary Oldman ain’t actually a really fat dude, but in this film right here he is. Mind blowing right? That someone can just do that and make it a film. He’s not fat in real life. Wow.

  E Warren

  January 17, 2018

  Film, Review

  Cinema, Darkest Hour, Drama, English, Film, Films, Focus Features, Gary Oldman, Joe Wright, Kristin Scott Thomas, Lily James, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Perfect World, Period, Review, Three Stars, Universal Pictures, War, Working Title

• Coco Review – New life for Pixar

  

  I’m not sure if I were feeling particularly weak in the theatre yesterday. There was not a single point throughout Coco that I was not either laughing or crying. Lee Unkrich & Adrian Molina’s film flies straight towards the top of the Pixar canon.

  E Warren

  January 16, 2018

  Film, POC Filmmakers, Review

  Adrian Molina, Animation, Anthony Gonzalez, Cinema, Coco, Comedy, Disney, Film, Films, Five Stars, Gael García Bernal, Lee Unkrich, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Pixar, Review

• All the Money in the World Review: Whatta document

  

  I love watching drama that don’t got nothing to do with me. I’m super basic when it comes to that. It’s what made me super interested in the post-production of All the Money in the World, when I mostly try to stay impervious to insider shit.

  E Warren

  January 15, 2018

  Film, Review

  All the Money in the World, Charlie Plummer, Christopher Plummer, Cinema, Drama, Film, Films, Imperative Entertainment, Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Williams, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Review, Ridley Scott, Scott Free Productions, Sony Pictures, Three Stars, Thriller, Tristar Pictures