1951 biopic of pianist, Eileen Joyce
9.8
...captures the continuing story of the mighty Hard-Ons with brute emotional force and poetic precision...
9.7
...so entertaining, affecting and well-structured that a love of The Hard-Ons is only incidental to one’s enjoyment of the film...
Tasked with playing a fictionalised version of Bruce Springsteen’s girlfriend in biopic Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, Australian actress Odessa Young nailed it – according to none other than The
7.5
... may trip into the odd musical biopic trope to its own detriment, but as both a viscerally personal snapshot in the life of Bruce Springsteen, and a document of
6.5
... intimate and atmospheric but ultimately lacks the voltage to make Springsteen’s creative solitude truly sing.
6.7
… does become considerably more engaging in its third act and, ultimately, has more resonance than expected.
6.7
… light, breezy, occasionally amusing and often charming …
There is nothing like seeing Maurice Ravel’s ‘Boléro’ performed by a live orchestra, even if you are not a classical music buff. But who is the man behind this 17-minute
Director Craig Brewer (Hustle & Flow, Black Snake Moan, um, Footloose) looks like he's truly hit middle age with this autumn romance starring Kate Hudson and a miscast looking Hugh