Baby Driver is a flawed but technically astounding achievement, a meticulously crafted rock and rollercoaster of a trip.
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Wild Goose Lodge is a story about a time that ought to be remembered, but regrettably this film is not the depiction that that time deserves.
Swiss Army Man is inspired and daring filmmaking, a Calvin and Hobbes cartoon sprung from the page and given life by two wonderful performances.
Jim: The James Foley Story is a powerful documentary exploring the life and work of this extraordinary individual, and the aftermath of his public execution
Twice Shy is an affectionate low-key drama that touches all the right notes without ever resorting to over sentimentality.
Nocturnal Animals is an exceptional, ink black story that strays across many paths without ever losing sight of its singular destination.
Gerard Walsh's South is a slow and contemplative film with a joyous central pairing full of awkward charm and warmth that is hampered by the script.
After The Storm is a film of quiet and delicate discoveries, each more surprising and beautifully tender than the last.
Stunning and visually dizzying Marvel's Doctor Strange is equal parts impressive and frustrating, a superhero franchise with potential, but unfulfilled.
Antoine Fuqua's The Magnificent Seven is slick, stylish and crackles with energy. Magnificent? No. Explosive, chaotic fun? Oh hell yes.