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      Rating T-Meter Title | Year Review
      2/5
      Shazam! Fury of the Gods (2023) Star super-villain casting can’t save this awkward sequel. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Mar 16, 2023
      1/5
      Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023) Made on a shoestring budget...and it shoes. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Mar 10, 2023
      4/5
      Scream VI (2023) Characters are distinctive, the script is witty and the action-packed direction deserves top marks. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Mar 09, 2023
      4/5
      Creed III (2023) The Stallone-free debut from Michael B. Jordan bashes life into the boxing movie genre. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Mar 02, 2023
      3/5
      January (2022) January is laden with potent metaphors that might be less impenetrable if you’re fully clued-up on Bulgaria’s post-communist transition — or might not. Ultimate unknowability is the endgame. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Feb 14, 2023
      3/5
      Unwelcome (2022) Jon Wright’s unexpectedly fun home-invasion horror is built on fertile, if familiar, ground. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Feb 14, 2023
      2/5
      Magic Mike's Last Dance (2023) The spray tans have more depth than the characters. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Feb 10, 2023
      3/5
      Knock at the Cabin (2023) Despite annoying lapses in M Night Shyamalan’s latest thriller, it’ll have you hooked... - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Feb 04, 2023
      3/5
      Knock at the Cabin (2023) Another commendably original tale of the unexpected from Shyamalan. One of his best. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Feb 01, 2023
      5/5
      The Fabelmans (2022) This is a movie so masterfully made, you can glide along its surface without quite realising all it’s asking of you. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Jan 27, 2023
      4/5
      Piggy (2022) While this intelligent Spanish slasher gleefully sloshes on the high-tension splatter, it also delights in inverting generic tropes, dishing up a lip-smacking level of moral complexity. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Jan 18, 2023
      Enys Men (2022) Enys Men (Cornish for Stone Island) suffers slightly from difficult second album syndrome, but is still extraordinary in its own right. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Jan 14, 2023
      Till (2022) A sensational acting showcase for Deadwyler, as Mamie shifts from devastated mother to reluctant activist. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Jan 14, 2023
      Black Adam (2022) Even the rock-solid charisma of Dwayne Johnson rolls off a cliff with this noisy and disappointingly boring load of CGI-laden superhero tosh. A DCU fail. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) This soulful sequel teams an emotional tribute to late star Chadwick Boseman with some spectacular visual action. A maturity milestone for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, starring Angela Bassett and Winston Duke. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Cow (2021) The British auteur Andrea Arnold (Fish Tank) turns to documentary with this powerful, cow’s eye view of the dairy industry. You may never look a pint of milk in the face again. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) Whodunnits are back with a vengeance. This inspired slasher twist boasts a thrilling satirical energy and a sizzling Gen Z cast, including Amandla Stenberg and Borat’s Maria Bakalova. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Living (2022) National treasure Bill Nighy finally gets his shot at Oscars glory as a repressed civil servant in this immaculate British drama, penned by Sir Kazuo Ishiguro. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Top Gun: Maverick (2022) Burnished 1980s blockbuster nostalgia as Tom Cruise and producer Jerry Bruckheimer prove they can still make ’em like they used to. Strap in for the thrillingly real aerial dog fights. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      The Worst Person in the World (2021) Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind meets Fleabag in Norway with this smart romcom about a drifting bookshop worker (Renate Reinsve) nearing 30. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022) The most brilliantly bananas movie of 2022 absolutely lives up to its title. Michelle Yeoh kicks all types of butt as a time-travelling laundromat manager in a multiverse of madness. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical (2022) ‘We are revolting children, living in revolting times!’ Tim Minchin’s genius lyrics make this a smash hit, with Alisha Weir, for all ages. See you at the singalong version. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2022
      5/5
      Babylon (2022) Damien Chazelle film’s direction is breathtaking and jaw-dropping... - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 17, 2022
      3/5
      Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) As a spectacle it’s astonishing. But is this even a film? It’s more like a three-hour theme park ride. Or a superior version of those show-reel display loops they use in shops like Currys to show off how good the tellies are. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 17, 2022
      Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio (2022) Pinocchio’s spirited disobedience suddenly becomes a form of heroic resistance, rather than something to be squashed out of him. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 08, 2022
      Bones and All (2022) Dreamily shot, it’s all so achingly hip it hurts. But after two hours and 10 minutes of slow-burn meandering, I was hungry for more meat on these bones. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 03, 2022
      4/5
      Lady Chatterley's Lover (2022) What these two electric young stars really capture is the intense chemistry between two new lovers – that powerful, all-consuming pull. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Dec 03, 2022
      4/5
      Barbarian (2022) Like the best horrors, it's 'about' stuff -- gentrification, abuse, toxic masculinity, taking responsibility. There's also plenty of jump scares. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Nov 30, 2022
      5/5
      Aftersun (2022) Paul Mescal's film is a micro-masterclass in poignancy and heartbreak... - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Nov 17, 2022
      Aisha (2022) Black Panther star Letitia Wright shows she’s not all about blockbusters with this small, moving story of a Nigerian woman seeking asylum. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Nov 17, 2022
      The Menu (2022) Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy star in this dark comedy that serves up a few shocking surprises. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Nov 17, 2022
      3/5
      My Father's Dragon (2022) Myself and my eight-year-old co-viewer failed to feel that invested in the disconnected storytelling. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Nov 11, 2022
      4/5
      Enola Holmes 2 (2022) Shove over Sherlock – Enola Holmes is back in business in this droll and entertaining sleuthing adventure. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Nov 11, 2022
      2/5
      Hilma (2022) Lasse Hallström fails to capture the essence of her boundary-transcending genius with his pretty chocolate box of a movie. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Nov 03, 2022
      4/5
      Louis Armstrong's Black & Blues (2022) Enriched by Armstrong’s own mighty library of writings and tape recordings, the man that emerges is intriguingly complex: doggedly apolitical yet politically engaged. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Nov 03, 2022
      Confetti (2021) Dyslexia is still not officially recognised in China, something writer/director Ann Hu clearly aims to change with this awareness raising, semi-autobiographical story. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      5/5
      The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) A movie that approaches big themes with deceptive simplicity. A work of absurdist genius. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      Decision to Leave (2022) At over two hours, Decision To Leave is an intricate and challenging thriller – thought-provoking and with style to spare. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      My Policeman (2022) The rest of the cast, also including Linus Roache as the older Tom, are perfectly capable, but there’s little to mark this out from the doom-laden queer miserabilism so en vogue in the Nineties and Noughties. A plodder. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      The Good Nurse (2022) Diffuse and oddly restrained, The Good Nurse just can’t decide what movie it wants to be...luckily, Chastain and Redmayne are so good you won’t care. A sporadically tense actors’ showcase that’ll leave you feeling glad of the NHS. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2022
      2/5
      Amsterdam (2022) The star-studded whodunnit isn’t as clever as it thinks it is. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Oct 05, 2022
      4/5
      Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris (2022) What’s so lovely is that Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris is a celebration of beauty and the importance of cherishing those special things in life that may seem silly to others but make us feel most like ourselves. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Oct 05, 2022
      2/5
      Blonde (2022) Some of the recreation scenes are uncanny. If only she wasn’t required to spend so much of this movie either sobbing or naked or both. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Sep 22, 2022
      3/5
      Ticket to Paradise (2022) As undemanding escapism goes, this is just the ticket... - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Sep 22, 2022
      4/5
      Official Competition (2021) This movie-making industry satire is witty, intelligent and saved from potentially unbearable navel-gazing by the warmth, talent and sheer charismatic chemistry of Cruz and Banderas. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Sep 01, 2022
      4/5
      The Forgiven (2021) Ralph Fiennes and Jessica Chastain are brilliantly loathsome but it’s a journey not everyone will want to take... - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Sep 01, 2022
      4/5
      Queen of Glory (2021) A low-budget gem whose glory lies in its own roughness. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Aug 26, 2022
      2/5
      The Gray Man (2022) A $200,000,000 snooze fest. - metro.co.uk
      Read More | Posted Jul 30, 2022
      2/5
      Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank (2022) No fewer than seven screenwriters are credited on this tiresome Kung Fu Panda rip-off... Characters are stereotypical and the lazy approach to Asian culture offensive. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Jul 22, 2022
      3/5
      Notre Dame on Fire (2022) I’d defy anyone not to catch the heat watching this spectacular minute-by-minute reconstruction of the blaze that engulfed Paris’s iconic cathedral on April 15, 2019. - Times (UK)
      Read More | Posted Jul 22, 2022
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