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      Rating T-Meter Title | Year Review
      4/5
      Rye Lane (2023) Though Rye Lane was made with Disney money, the vibe is more indie-movie/Channel 4 sitcom than slick blockbuster – with a bit of screwball comedy thrown in. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Mar 17, 2023
      2/5
      Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023) ... The sense of wonder has gone. Oh yeah, and the product placement is shameless. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Mar 17, 2023
      2/5
      The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005) Director Ken Kwapis glosses up the stories unnecessarily and the final reel is feelgood cliché all the way. All credit to the girls. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Mar 13, 2023
      3/5
      Champions (2023) The film may be meh. Its young cast is mighty. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Mar 09, 2023
      4/5
      Scream VI (2023) Bloody hell. Number 6 in the post-modern horror Scream series is gory... as well as hot-under-the-arms tense and properly funny. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Mar 08, 2023
      4/5
      Close (2022) If you find it cathartic to sob over well-drawn characters, this sad tale is within hugging distance of being an absolute joy. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Mar 03, 2023
      3/5
      What's Love Got to Do with It? (2022) An impressive feature debut from Khan. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Feb 24, 2023
      3/5
      Cocaine Bear (2023) While watching Cocaine Bear, you can actually feel your IQ level tumbling. Yep, it was right up my alley. I yawned through the first act, but spent the next hour either gasping or giggling. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Feb 24, 2023
      3/5
      The Son (2022) Nicholas’s pain should overwhelm us. It doesn’t, because it’s not allowed to. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Feb 17, 2023
      4/5
      Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania (2023) If you can ignore the convoluted plot – not, sadly, a rarity in the increasingly complex Marvel Cinematic Universe – you’ll have a blast with these characters. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Feb 14, 2023
      4/5
      Blue Jean (2022) Fit to stand alongside My Beautiful Laundrette and Pride, Oakley’s brilliant film offers hope to anyone who doesn’t feel they fit in and are trapped in a hostile environment. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Feb 09, 2023
      1/5
      Knock at the Cabin (2023) There are so many plot holes. The deeper issue, though, is that the supposedly complex home-invaders aren’t given enough space to become interesting. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Feb 07, 2023
      5/5
      All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (2022) Even if you know nothing about Goldin's groundbreaking photographs and slide shows you'll be mesmerised by her gravelly voice, seen-it-all mien, and curly red hair. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 25, 2023
      5/5
      The Fabelmans (2022) Spielberg has realised that fables come in all shapes and sizes. In this hilarious and heart-breaking gem, small really is beautiful. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 25, 2023
      1/5
      Babylon (2022) Babylon is a disaster of biblical proportions, precisely because it had so much potential. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 20, 2023
      3/5
      Alice, Darling (2022) Alice, Darling could do with a proper third act, and first-time director Mary Nighy, looking for fresh angles in her lake location, doesn’t always find them. But, if you can manage your expectations, the film is abundantly rewarding... - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 20, 2023
      4/5
      M3GAN (2022) M3GAN may have silly and predictable moments, but its status as a queer/feminist classic is assured. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 13, 2023
      5/5
      Tár (2022) This is the bleakest and funniest film about systemic sleaze since Promising Young Woman. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 11, 2023
      4/5
      Till (2022) Chukwu prefers humans to saints and fluid film-making is her thing. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Jan 10, 2023
      4/5
      Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody (2022) If Austin Butler's Elvis is the king of that crop, [Naomi Ackie's] Whitney is indisputably the queen. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Dec 21, 2022
      4/5
      The Amazing Maurice (2022) ... A breezy little film, about how it’s cool to be a rat. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Dec 16, 2022
      4/5
      Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) Plot-wise, this movie is treading water. But that’s fine, because the water’s lovely. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Dec 13, 2022
      4/5
      The Silent Twins (2022) What this singular film captures so well is that the sisters, far from being silent, had plenty to say. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Dec 09, 2022
      4/5
      White Noise (2022) If the third act offers less to shout about (significantly different from the book, it manages to be both pretentious and facile), the finale puts things right. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Dec 02, 2022
      4/5
      Violent Night (2022) David Harbour's slick new action movie combines slaughter and sleighbells. It's brazenly amoral and outrageously sappy. Thanks to the Stranger Things star, it's also a blast. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Nov 30, 2022
      5/5
      Aftersun (2022) I had my top-five-movies-of-the-year list all sorted. Now - boom! - I’ve had to start from scratch. Damn you, Mescal, for being the cornerstone of something so beautiful. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Nov 18, 2022
      4/5
      Aisha (2022) Wright’s portrait of everyday heroism is stunning. It won’t earn her a Best Actress Oscar (films this low-budget don’t get noticed by the Academy). But that doesn’t make her work any less impressive. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Nov 18, 2022
      5/5
      No Bears (2022) Panahi covered similar ground in This Is Not a Film, Taxi and 3 Faces, but No Bears has an urgency all of its own. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Nov 09, 2022
      5/5
      Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) This riotously poetic, serenely political and spectacularly cathartic yarn is the best blockbuster of the year. 2022 isn’t about Maverick anymore. It’s about mavericks. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Nov 08, 2022
      4/5
      Living (2022) Nighy deserves big love at all the awards ceremonies that matter in 2023. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Nov 02, 2022
      4/5
      Black Adam (2022) The film promotes Arab Spring-style insurrections, condemns imperialism and, at the same time, demands that we lighten up. Bold, stylish, involving and witty, it’s quite the package. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      4/5
      She Said (2022) A marvel. It’s not smug or preachy and gives space to the non-glamorous figures, many of them men, who helped Twohey and Kantor in their quest. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 14, 2022
      3/5
      Emily (2022) E mma Mackey is splendiferous in this frequently scintillating and teen-friendly biopic about Wuthering Heights author Emily Brontë. That said, much about Frances O’Connor’s directing debut is disappointing. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 14, 2022
      5/5
      The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) A stone cold classic. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 14, 2022
      2/5
      Halloween Ends (2022) Better than the last one, but still feels like the work of two totally different directors. And one of those directors is a moron. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 14, 2022
      2/5
      The Whale (2022) The real sin is that Aronofsky only has eyes for Charlie’s flesh and completely fails to notice that Charlie, like all the characters in this movie, is paper thin. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 13, 2022
      5/5
      Women Talking (2022) Even more incredible, given the subject matter, is that so much of what this group say and do, as they gather in a hayloft, is insouciant and funny. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 13, 2022
      5/5
      Bones and All (2022) During and after this movie my brain felt scrambled and I wanted to be sick. I have no wish to see it again. But, (count those stars) it’s an absolute triumph... - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 08, 2022
      4/5
      The Wonder (2022) F lorence Pugh’s acting is the miracle we take for granted. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 08, 2022
      5/5
      The Woman King (2022) Yes, the Woman King could be filed under wish-fulfilment, but that’s true of so many action classics. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 07, 2022
      4/5
      Amsterdam (2022) Pills and perversity have always brought out the best in Russell. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 07, 2022
      4/5
      Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical (2022) The best moments are extraordinary and Thompson’s Trunchbull will haunt my dreams, quite possibly for ever. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Oct 05, 2022
      3/5
      The Greatest Beer Run Ever (2022) This is the kind of flick you can imagine Homer Simpson happily watching on TV, right up until the point where Chickie decides to do “less drinking, more thinking”. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 28, 2022
      4/5
      Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (2022) Mrs Harris Goes to Paris could never be mistaken for a Ken Loach polemic. But whilst showing us a lot of pretty frocks, it gets awfully close to giving the finger to feudalism. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 28, 2022
      5/5
      Don't Worry Darling (2022) Ignore the group think. Wilde (who dazzles in a supporting role) is a misunderstood genius and her sly erotic thriller is one of the best films of the year. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 23, 2022
      2/5
      Moonage Daydream (2022) H ow do you make David Bowie boring? By treating him like an oracle. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 15, 2022
      4/5
      Ticket to Paradise (2022) If you’re in the mood for a great escape, you’ve basically just won the lottery. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 15, 2022
      4/5
      The Lost King (2022) The Lost King is a drama that will cause more drama. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 10, 2022
      3/5
      Crimes of the Future (2022) Brecken and Timlin are such good characters. And Stewart’s febrile delivery makes every scene she’s in feel urgent. Which is satisfying on so many levels. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 07, 2022
      4/5
      See How They Run (2022) [Ronan's] always had perfect timing, but we’ve never filed her under “laugh a minute”. See How They Run will change that. - London Evening Standard
      Read More | Posted Sep 07, 2022
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