… a deeply weird and inconsistent film, veering from genuinely funny to bleak and bloody at a moment’s notice.
"...a superb historical tool as well as a beautiful film."
...it's been 65 years between cinematic adaptations of My Cousin Rachel. Could be there's a good reason for that.
There's enjoyment to be had out of seeing Cox and company inhabit these roles - it's just a shame they don't have a better movie wrapped around them.
The latest big screen version of the King Arthur legend may be drenched in director Guy Ritchie's signature grime and London street style, but it still owes a huge debt
We're amazed it's taken him this long.