ralph fiennes Archives

REVIEW | The Menu (2022)

John Morrissey / 8:38 / 09.12.22

This wicked new satire starring Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy skewers the filthy rich and the bespoke foods they fetishise.

Derek Armstrong / 14:50 / 18.11.21

Daniel Craig gives us his swan song as James Bond, the role he has been playing for the past 15 years, in a satisfying sendoff.

Derek Armstrong / 9:33 / 02.02.21

The Sutton Hoo dig in Suffolk, England produced many greater treasures, and some smaller ones, like this movie.

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.

Derek Armstrong / 10:10 / 03.01.19

Etan Cohen's Holmes & Watson has some occasional laughs, but also not enough to exceed the level of plane or drive-in worthy.

Derek Armstrong / 19:22 / 05.04.17

It’s a good kind of exhaustion, and and Chris McKay's The Lego Batman Movie confirms that we’ve got an appetite for more of it.

John Roebuck / 10:52 / 25.02.16

When in Rome There are great Coen Brothers movies that amount to nothing and then Coen Brothers movies that just

John Roebuck / 22:24 / 05.11.15

Bomb James Bomb The idea of James Bond may always be better than James Bond ever will be but James Bond is

John Roebuck / 8:16 / 10.10.15

Et tu, Channing Are the Coen Brothers at risk of creative fatigue Are there only so many variations of their one-two