7
… a character-driven war film, in part held back by uneven pacing, though the top-tier performances, unique subject matter and a late-stage depiction of war on the ground, leave a
When John Hannah turned 60, he told his two kids that he was finished with acting. “I was like, ‘I’m giving up. I’m done. I’m retiring.’ I joked, but what
Is this the Graham Creed story? Aussie filmmaker Anthony Maras (Hotel Mumbai) adapts David Haig's play about the days approaching D-Day with Brendan Fraser as Eisenhower and Andrew Scott as
7.3
… soothes the heart at every turn.
Hang on, since when has beefcake Brendan Fraser become a respectable leading man? Yes, The Whale, we get it, but still... Hikari (one of the directors on Beef and Tokyo
Every year, film fans await the announcement of the Oscars with bated breath. Also, every year, film fans argue about who was snubbed and what was overrated.
… a tender and frequently overwhelming character drama, albeit carrying Aronofsky’s love-it-or-hate-it penchant for directness and preoccupation with metaphysics.