Posts Tagged ‘A Netflix Film’

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The Last Days of American Crime

June 5, 2020

May these be the last days of Netflix wasting our time with derivative nonsense.

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by Oliver Woodings

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The Half of It

May 21, 2020

The Half of It is exactly that. A movie halfway to success because of an over reliance on surface-level mushiness. If you can indulge and enjoy that, it'll be a glass half full rather than empty.

by Oliver Woodings

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Roma

December 18, 2018

Artsy and gorgeous, but with a heart of gold, Alfonso Cuarón’s slow-burning family drama is one of the most stunning films of the year.

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by Tony Costin

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The Christmas Chronicles

November 25, 2018

Can you ever have too much Christmas? Maybe. But despite being a festive-overload, The Christmas Chronicles has enough about it to be a fun watch for families.

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by Tony Costin

8.5

Cam

November 22, 2018

An intense, electric thriller and a razor-sharp commentary on the frailty of our online personas, Cam is another Blumhouse success story driven by Madeline Brewer’s fantastic lead performance.

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by Tony Costin

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Outlaw King

November 12, 2018

Outlaw King’s plot might leave you a bit unfulfilled, but savage battles and a beautifully realised medieval world make this a must-watch for the history-loving Netflix subscriber.

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by Tony Costin

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Malevolent

October 6, 2018

An uninspired plot could have been saved by creative scares or a sense of humour, but you won’t find either here. Don’t waste your time on Malevolent this Halloween.

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by Tony Costin

6.5

Death Note (2017)

September 30, 2018

Death Note struggles with the weight of it's source material, ultimately offering little more than a derivative and predictable story attached to the bones of a fantastic central hook.

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by The Movie Bastard

7.5

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The Resistance Banker

September 17, 2018

A gripping adaptation of one of World War Two's lesser known resistance stories, The Resistance Banker is steady at times, but a worthwhile and satisfying watch for Netflix subscribers.

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by Tony Costin

End of the line!