Tag: kenneth branagh

Diminishing returns are starting to creep into Kenneth Branagh's Hercule Poirot movies, based on the books of Agatha Christie.

Hercule Poirot is back and again seems to have a knack for being in the direct proximity of murders he must solve.

Kenneth Branagh's contemplation of his own childhood during The Troubles is intermittently powerful but feels short of true importance.

Christopher Nolan's latest magnum opus has finally opened in Victoria, which is the only place where our critic can see it.

In All Is True, Kenneth Branagh plays Shakespeare for the first time in a career distinguished by adaptations of the playwright’s work.

The new trailer for Kenneth Branagh's Murder on the Orient express has more action computer generated images more then your average Agatha Christie.

Few films have thrown the guys at the The ReelGood Podcast into more turmoil than Christopher Nolan's brand new war epic, Dunkirk.

Many of the decisions in Dunkirk are counterintuitive in regards to our expectations of what war films do, that have been accumulated over decades.

Everyone is in the trailer for Kenneth Branagh's The Murder on the Orient Express, and by everyone we really mean everyone.