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FILM REVIEW ARCHIVE

As Human As The Rest Of Us...

…was the name of a film blog I wrote between late 2014 and earlier this year. Below you'll find links to some of its reviews and other content. To access the full site (over 300 posts in all), click here.

My Top 10 films of 2017

Elle, Raw and Get Out battle it out for the top spot.

My Top 10 films of 2016

The Witch, Weiner, and Hail, Caesar! are among the year's best movies.

My Top 10 films of 2015

A great year for film, which saw the likes of Mad Max: Fury Road, Girlhood, and Brooklyn all making my top 10.

Under The Skin

Jonathan Glazer's sci-fi masterpiece was my favourite film of 2014.

Basket of Deplorables

My least favourite films of 2016 get a good shelling. Best put on your tin helmet!

On Second Thoughts...

An ongoing series in which I revisit a film I didn't like first time round to see if a second viewing changes my opinion. So far I have covered I ♥ Huckabees, Donnie Darko, The Shawshank Redemption, and The Dark Knight.

London Film Festival 2017 #1

Includes reviews of Mudbound, How To Talk To Girls At Parties, and Good Time.

London Film Festival 2017 #2

In my second LFF despatch, I tackle Blade Of The Immortal, Battle Of The Sexes, and Ingrid Goes West.

London Film Festival 2017 #3

Features reviews of The Shape Of Water, Downsizing, and Thelma, plus my festival top 10.

The Avengers: Infinity War

Hero-stuffed MCU juggernaut is hugely entertaining.

Justice League

Might have been a lot better without the reshoots and revisions. 

White River

Pacy, atmospheric thriller... with one big problem. 

Atomic Blonde

Cold War spy thriller takes an age to hit top gear but, once it does, you'll be glad you stuck around. 

It Comes At Night

Trey Edward Schults retools horror movie tropes in a startling post-apocalyptic thriller suffused with paranoia. 

Empire's 100 Greatest Movies

A list that contains few bad films, but is undermined by a chronic lack of diversity and too many baffling omissions. 

Wonder Woman

A clunky finale comes close to derailing Patty Jenkins' otherwise impressive superhero flick.

Miss Sloane

Jessica Chastain turns in a bravura performance as a ruthless lobbyist in the twisty, sprawling political thriller.

Ghost In The Shell

Beset by off-screen hostility, this sci-fi blockbuster is an odd mix of awful and awesome.

Life

Passable sci-fi creature feature with some serious originality issues. 

Tomboy

Michelle Rodriguez gives it her best shot, but this transgender hitman thriller is irredeemably rotten.

Prevenge

Alice Lowe's directorial debut is a blood-soaked, laugh-packed delight.

Manchester By The Sea

A bleak, blistering drama in which 'redemption' is a dirty word.

Elle

Paul Verhoeven's film is provocative, outrageous and horribly timely.

Demolition

Not even Jake Gyllenhaal can paper over the cracks in Jean-Marc Vallée's follow-up to Wild.

Jane Got A Gun

Gavin O'Connor's Western is an overcooked misfire.

Bad Moms

A fantastic cast - including Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell - brings the funny.

Everybody Wants Some!!

An enjoyable but highly idealised celebration of youth and manhood. 

Creed

Rocky 'requel' fails to deliver a knockout punch but just about wins on points. 

The Hateful Eight

Tarantino's latest is scuppered by the underwhelming mystery that lies at its heart. 

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