DiscussingFilm announced on December 27 the nominees for the 2nd Annual DiscussingFilm Critic Awards. The nominations…
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DiscussingFilm announced today the nominees for the 2nd Annual DiscussingFilm Critic Awards. The awards nominations were…
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‘Mogul Mowgli’ Review – Riz Ahmed’s Personal Portrait is Incredibly Intense
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphRiz Ahmed stuns in ‘Mogul Mowgli’, leaving the viewer in pure shock and awe of his unparalleled talent.
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‘Another Round’ Review – Mads Mikkelsen is Intoxicating in this Euphoric Film | London Film Festival 2020
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphThomas Vinterberg’s ‘Another Round’ is an off-kilter, rollicking ride. A euphoric experience that you will simply not forget.
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‘Wolfwalkers’ Review – An Adorable and Eccentric Folktale | London Film Festival 2020
‘Wolfwalkers’ is another win for Cartoon Saloon, a genuinely delightful tale and one of 2020’s best animated films at that.
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‘Soul’ Review – Ticks Nearly All of Pixar’s Boxes | London Film Festival 2020
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphThough lacking in style, Pixar’s Soul provides a sweet, thoughtful journey that’s sure to be enjoyed by many.
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‘Supernova’ Review – A Simple Yet Tender Love Story | London Film Festival 2020
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphLead by the graceful duo of Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci, ‘Supernova’ couldn’t be a more refined and delicate love story.
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‘Red, White and Blue’ Review – Boyega and McQueen, an Unstoppable Team | NYFF 2020
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphJohn Boyega gives an all-time performance in ‘Red, White and Blue’, one of the most pivotal entries from Steve McQueen.
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‘Mangrove’ Review – Steve McQueen’s Impassioned Masterwork | NYFF 2020
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphFiery and provocative, ‘Mangrove’ is an exceptional addition to Steve McQueen’s ‘Small Axe’ anthology.
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‘Concrete Cowboy’ Review – Falling Flat with Good Intentions | TIFF 2020
by Ben Rolphby Ben Rolph‘Concrete Cowboy’ has all the elements for a fantastic film, yet is held back from a lack of vision behind the camera.