Movies

Here is our archive of movie coverage, which includes reviews, explainers, features, lists, and more from the latest films.

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The Bleeding Edge Review

July 27 2018, by Daniel Hart

The Bleeding Edge is somewhat a human tragedy articulated by Kirby Dick. The Netflix documentary has no balanced approach, clearly blaming the industry, with systematic failures...

Netflix’s “The Warning (El Aviso)” Review

July 24 2018, by Alix Turner

There are many films about people trying to stop a crime they just know is going to happen: The Warning (El Aviso) is another. And...

The Equalizer 2 Review

July 23 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

I’m an unapologetic advocate of Antoine Fuqua’s The Equalizer, from 2014, which rebooted the late-80s Edward Woodward TV series with a tea-sipping, classic-literature-reading, obsessive-compulsive Denzel...

Nothing to Lose (Nada a Perder) Review

July 20 2018, by Alix Turner

Sometimes I put my cards on the table because of my views or experience: this time, it’s because of experience and views I don’t have....

Father of the Year Review

July 20 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

Ah, the Happy Madison logo, the one thing at the start of any film that guarantees you are in for a terrible time. And Netflix’s...

Duck Duck Goose Review

July 20 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

You’d be forgiven for not having heard of Duck Duck Goose, which arrives on Netflix today after a sneaky UK theatrical release. It received virtually...

Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle Review

July 18 2018, by Alix Turner

Netflix’s Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle is the sequel to last year’s Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters. That film was about an alliance...

Skyscraper (2018) Review

July 15 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

Rawson Thurber’s Skycraper is the illegitimate lovechild of Die Hard and The Towering Inferno, pitting one of the world’s most impressive and imposing structures against...

Going for Gold Review

July 15 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

As I write this, I’m sat beside a little shelf full of cheerleading trophies, including one that I used as an ashtray when I was...

Jim Jefferies returns on Netflix with “This Is Me Now”

July 14 2018, by Daniel Hart

Jim Jefferies: This Is Me Now shows how far the Australian comedian has come in his hour-long new stand-up. His heightened fame has enhanced his...

Romina Review

July 13 2018, by Alix Turner

How many Mexican horror films can you name? I have seen a few: Cronos (Guillermo del Toro), We Are What We Are (Jorge Michel Grau),...

How It Ends (2018) Review

July 13 2018, by Daniel Hart

How It Ends suspiciously markets itself like it is Netflix’s next baby, with a title that hints at an apocalypse and a film poster that...

5th Passenger Review

July 11 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

5th Passenger, a Star Trek reunion brought to us largely by a successful Kickstarter campaign, is the kind of cheap-looking science-fiction that makes up for...

Marrowbone (The Secret of Marrowbone) Review

July 10 2018, by Alix Turner

There is a lot that is great about Marrowbone (or The Secret of Marrowbone, if you’re in the UK or Spain). Really, a lot. I...

100 Days of Solitude (100 días de soledad) Review

July 7 2018, by Daniel Hart

In the opening minutes of 100 Days of Solitude, also known as 100 Days of Loneliness (100 días de soledad), Spanish photographer José Díaz sounds like he...

White Fang (2018) Review

July 5 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

Jack London’s White Fang was originally published in 1906 and has been adapted countless times since, including in a 1991 film starring Ethan Hawke. The...

The Skin of the Wolf (Bajo la piel de lobo) Review

July 5 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

From one film about manly hunting men to the next, also gracing Netflix on this fine Friday is The Skin of the Wolf or in its...

Bleeding Steel Review

July 5 2018, by Jonathon Wilson

Jackie Chan is 64 years of age. He’d qualify for a free bus pass. Not that he’d ever use it; a career sprung out of...