Well, this looks about as funny and appealing as a funeral.
6.3
... lots of promise, but it is a bit of a mess.
6.3
… other than some wry moments and pretty images, and it leaves the experience feeling ultimately unsatisfying, hollow and indulgent.
Production Designer turned director Robert Eggers (The Northman, The Lighthouse, The Witch - is that, like, CS Lewis does horror?!) was seemingly born to make this period vampire flick starring
Poor Things’ grand exploration of human identity is thrilling where it could be pompous because the protagonist at its heart is thoroughly sketched and expertly performed.
With his latest imaginative, award-winning spectacle, Poor Things, the director recruited his star Emma Stone and writer Tony McNamara on the set of his previous film, The Favourite.
We return to Nam with Oliver Stone’s 1986 multiple Oscar winner (Best Film, Best Director, etc), based on his personal experiences.
80 year old writer/director Walter Hill (The Warriors, Streets of Fire, 48 Hours, Wild Bill) has always been hit and miss, though the cast - Willem Dafoe and Christoph Waltz
The creative team behind the record-breaking documentary Mountain return with River.
One of Australia’s most in-demand and versatile TV directors, both internationally, as well as at home, returns for The Tourist.