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Despite the Title, The Good Liar Can’t Deceive as Deftly as it Should

If you’re a fan of trashy thrillers and farfetched twists overlaid with a veneer of sophistication, you could do worse.

2 days ago December 6, 2019 in Extended Cut, Film.

Sorry We Missed You (2019)

Sorry We Missed You’s heartfelt social realism has a smack of truth that inoculates it from accusations of exploitation.

4 days ago December 4, 2019 in 200 words, Film.

Frozen II Plays It Safe

Frozen II succeeds as a brand extension for Disney, but limps over the line as a movie in its own right.

1 week ago December 1, 2019 in Extended Cut, Film.

Knives Out (2019)

Knives Out is a classic whodunit, defined by plentiful lies and a ludicrous set of twists and turns engulfing its oversized characters.

1 week ago November 28, 2019 in 200 words, Film.

21 Bridges (2019)

For about forty minutes, 21 Bridges is a compelling film.

November 21, 2019 in 200 words, Film.

Gears, Pedals and the Male Ego: The Machinations of Ford v Ferrari

Though well-intended, Ford v Ferrari’s insistence on old-fashioned filmmaking means it trades any insights for entertainment.

November 16, 2019 in Extended Cut, Film.

Terminator: Dark Fate (2019)

Dark Fate is, in my book, the best attempt to continue the Terminator franchise since 1991. It’s a shame that it just happens to be dead on arrival.

November 6, 2019 in Extended Cut, Film.

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