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REVIEW | Dolittle (2020)

Derek Armstrong / 9:48 / 21.01.20

As bad as Robert Downey Jr. is in this role, and is bad, it’s nothing compared to what Dolittle has done with the animals.

John Roebuck / 9:23 / 15.01.20

The Lighthouse is a rare film, not just because it is as good as it is but because there are simply so few films like it.

Derek Armstrong / 9:35 / 08.01.20

Greta Gerwig has ticked all the right boxes, and she, herself, may have made the definitive version of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women.

Derek Armstrong / 12:28 / 06.01.20

Jumanji: The Next Level may be the funniest movie of the year for its first hour, but winds down somewhat in the second half.

Derek Armstrong / 17:29 / 03.01.20

Great art contains multiple entry points and Celine Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire exemplifies that maxim more than most.

John Roebuck / 17:10 / 03.01.20

We're not going to condescend you with cat puns. Tom Hooper's atrocious film Cats doesn't deserve that sort of attention or thought.

Derek Armstrong / 15:13 / 30.12.19

The comedic persona of New Zealander director Taika Waititi shines in his brand new World War Two black comedy, Jojo Rabbit.

John Roebuck / 10:03 / 19.12.19

Film enthusiasts will talk about 1917 for decades to come, so immense are its technical accomplishments When was

John Roebuck / 9:42 / 19.12.19

The Rise of Skywalker is a pathetic excuse of blockbuster filmmaking. The legacy of George Lucas is conclusively in tatters.