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Netflix

Review: The King

Sofia Fahrion is disappointed by David Michôd’s Shakespeare adaptation for Netflix.

Nov 22, 2019 By Sofia Fahrion Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: adaptation, Netflix, henry v, Timothée Chalamet, the king, robert pattinson, historical drama

Dolemite Is My Name – Review

Max Ingleby is amused by Eddie Murphy’s take on Rudy Ray Moore despite otherwise predictable execution.

Nov 16, 2019 By Max Ingleby Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: Comedy, Netflix, dolemite is my name, wesley snipes

Wounds Review

Henry Jordan is compelled in all the wrong ways by Babak Anvari’s sophomore horror feature.

Nov 10, 2019 By Henry Jordan Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: Screen, Netflix, dakota johnson, screen review, armie hammer, wounds, babak anvari, zazie beetz, the ring

Review: In The Tall Grass

Tabby Burnett doesn’t find much frightening in Netflix’s adaptation of Stephen King.

Nov 2, 2019 By Tabitha Burnett Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: Horror, Netflix, novella, stephen king, in the tall grass

Tell Me Who I Am – Review

Max Ingleby finds Tell Me Who I Am to be a powerful documentary even if its existence raises some troubling questions.

Nov 2, 2019 By Max Ingleby Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: Netflix, Streaming, British Film, tell me who i am, true crime

To Binge or Not To Binge?

Catherine Lloyd and Olivia Garrett debate the pros and cons of binge watching.

Oct 31, 2019 By Olivia Garrett Filed Under: Screen Features, Screen Tagged With: Netflix, binge, Game Of Thrones, TV Series, amazon prime, stranger things, binge watching

Review: Eli

Bridie Adams appreciates Eli’s adoption of classic horror tropes but ultimately finds it a confusing watch.

Oct 31, 2019 By Bridie Adams Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: Review, Horror, Netflix, Streaming, eli, haunted house

LFF 2019 Review: Marriage Story

Online Screen Editor Jacob Heayes is won over by Noah Baumbach’s relationship parable.

Oct 25, 2019 By Jacob Heayes Filed Under: Festivals and Awards, Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: romance, Netflix, Scarlett Johansson, lff, noah baumbach, adam driver, London Film Festival, marriage story

LFF 2019 Review: The Irishman

Online Screen Editor Jacob Heayes has nothing but praise for Martin Scorsese’s latest crime epic.

Oct 17, 2019 By Jacob Heayes Filed Under: Festivals and Awards, Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: crime, Netflix, lff, London Film Festival, martin scorsese, The Irishman, al pacino, joe pesci

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Story Review

Taylor-William Hill is immensely satisfied with El Camino, the long-awaited conclusion to the Breaking Bad story.

Oct 11, 2019 By Taylor-William Hill Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: Breaking Bad, el camino, Netflix, sequel, bryan cranston, aaron paul, TV show

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