That They May Face the Rising Sun (2023)
97%
“If you want to experience something deeply Irish, among a small, simple community thriving in the midst of lushly green countryside – this film is for you. It's a slow-paced film which almost totally lacks a plot - and that's a good thing.” –
MovieJawn
Apr 10, 2025
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Plainclothes (2025)
79%
“A well-intentioned and clearly personal first feature from Carmen Emmi, with a strong cast being its greatest selling point. However, many of the cinematography and editing choices unfortunately distract from Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey's excellent work.” –
MovieJawn
Feb 8, 2025
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Sorry, Baby (2025)
95%
“With Victor being just 30-years-old, and this being her first film, it’s astonishing what she achieves here. A mature and confident debut, with real staying power, and I can’t wait to see what Victor does next. ” –
MovieJawn
Feb 4, 2025
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La Chimera (2023)
95%
“La Chimera unveils its secrets slowly, like an opening flower. Josh O'Connor's elusive protagonist is the chimera – an illusion who is just out of our reach. We can project our own dreams and desires onto him, even if he is not made for our human eyes.” –
Filmotomy
Nov 13, 2024
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Doctor Jekyll (2023)
41%
“The single “haunted house” location is very well shot, bringing a lot of atmosphere and interesting light to both day and night scenes. There’s much to commend here, and is a welcome return for a British studio with such a rich horror history.” –
MovieJawn
Mar 11, 2024
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BlackBerry (2023)
97%
3/5
“An entertaining entry in the new wave of corporate capitalism movies, and Glenn Howerton gives a performance which demonstrates his range. The mockumentary style is confusing, but this is a compelling look at the rise and fall of a very Canadian business.” –
The Digital Fix
May 8, 2023
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Beau Is Afraid (2023)
68%
2/5
“There are two main positives here: the cast filled with wonderful supporting actors, and the production design, particularly in the fabulous forest-set theatrical sequence. However, Aster is not as shocking, funny, or thought-provoking as he thinks he is.” –
The Digital Fix
Apr 14, 2023
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Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre (2023)
51%
4/5
“Guy Ritchie is back on the form we haven’t seen since his first two British gangster flicks, and channeling the glamour of his best movie – Man from UNCLE. A brilliant cast deliver one liners with aplomb, in this hugely enjoyable spy thriller caper.” –
The Digital Fix
Mar 8, 2023
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Polite Society (2023)
91%
3/5
“An original blend of action and comedy within the setting of London’s South Asian community. Priya Kansara makes a big impression and the dialogue is extremely funny. The third act goes off the rails, but this is still a highly enjoyable crowd-pleaser.” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 27, 2023
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Rye Lane (2023)
98%
4/5
“A refreshing and very funny British rom-com which uses the tropes brilliantly – with characters and settings we don’t usually see in the genre. With bold use of colour and heightened theatricality - an impressive debut from director Raine Allen Miller.” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 27, 2023
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Scrapper (2023)
94%
4/5
“An astonishing debut from young actor Lola Campbell, as well as writer-director Charlotte Regan. Harris Dickinson also once again impresses with a subtle performance, and has great chemistry with his co-star. A charming British comedy-drama.” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 25, 2023
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Eileen (2023)
82%
4/5
“Anne Hathaway finally gets a role that utilizes her strengths in this brilliant drama-turned-thriller. McKenzie, Whigham, and Ireland also give nuanced performances, and the cinematography and score impress. An excellent drama movie for grown ups.” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 24, 2023
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Infinity Pool (2023)
87%
3/5
“Goth shines once more in this perverse and trippy island vacation. There's plenty of fun to be had with the performances, visuals, sex and violence. But it's yet another empty, surface-level movie about the rich which lets them off the hook far too easily” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 24, 2023
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M3GAN (2022)
93%
4/5
“This unhinged creepy robot movie lives up the hype, and provides all the campy fun that you would expect. But it’s also a surprisingly good exploration of a child’s grief and of our relationship with technology - thanks to Akela Cooper's brilliant script.” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 6, 2023
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Hellraiser (2022)
67%
3/5
“David Bruckner's new entry to the long-running franchise is an entertaining addition, with fantastic Cenobite designs and a compelling central performance from break-through star Odessa A'Zion.” –
The Digital Fix
Oct 7, 2022
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My Policeman (2022)
44%
4/5
“An interesting period drama, with strong casting across the board, and the costume and production design are major strengths. Both Gina McKee and Emma Corrin are stand outs, in creating the complicated character of Marion across two time periods.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 20, 2022
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The Menu (2022)
88%
4/5
“Delivers its messaging in a highly entertaining manner, with well-observed dialogue, and some exquisite performances, especially from Hong Chau and Anya Taylor-Joy. It’s nihilistic, world-burning feel is as caustic as expected from Succession's writers.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 19, 2022
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Triangle of Sadness (2022)
72%
3/5
“The Palme d’Or winner lays its satire on thick, but its fun performances (particularly Harris Dickinson) and farcical sense of humour make for an entertaining ride. At times outrageously hilarious, but its messaging is as subtle as a sledgehammer.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 19, 2022
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Pearl (2022)
93%
4/5
“Pearl won't convert anyone who didn’t like X, but if you’re already on board, this horror movie is a great continuation. Mia Goth is captivating and it's clear why she has become director Ti West's muse - you cannot tear your eyes away from her.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 16, 2022
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The Banshees of Inisherin (2022)
96%
5/5
“Martin McDonagh re-teams with Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson for a hilarious and heartbreaking black comedy. Barry Keoghan shines in the riotously funny and achingly sad Irish dramedy, that is a continuation of the best of Irish literature.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 16, 2022
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The Fabelmans (2022)
92%
5/5
“Spielberg is in a self-reflective mood and has turned the camera on his story, but this is no therapy session. It's also not a sentimental or mawkish biopic; instead, it’s a celebration of life full of humour, warmth and compassion.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 16, 2022
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Butcher's Crossing (2022)
72%
3/5
“Nic Cage is unrecognisable, but this new western unfortunately fails to live up to its potential. It continues the strong streak Cage is having in his career at the moment, but would have benefitted from some narrative restructuring.” –
The Digital Fix
Sep 16, 2022
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The Duke (2020)
97%
“A British period film that deals with working class characters and that actually has a protagonist attempting to wrestle with social issues and effect change is refreshing. Worth watching for Broadbent and Whitehead's performances.” –
MovieJawn
Apr 25, 2022
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Mothering Sunday (2021)
77%
“Eva Husson makes a memorable impression with her directorial choices here and the young cast, especially Odessa Young, more than holds their own against veterans Firth and Colman. ” –
MovieJawn
Apr 25, 2022
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My Old School (2022)
92%
4/5
“A greater joy than seeing the mystery unfold is enjoying the unusual combination of story-telling techniques employed by McLeod and getting to spend time with a really endearing group of people.” –
The Digital Fix
Jan 31, 2022
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