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Sean French

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Blue Velvet (1986) 91% “The final brilliant twist of this extraordinary film is to show us, not just strangeness of what surrounds normal life, but the strangeness of normal life itself. ” – Sight & Sound Jan 22, 2025 Full Review Crusoe (1988) 62% “As virtually a one-man show, Crusoe has always been a challenge to actors, and Aidan Quinn, looking like an underfed Mel Gibson, doesn't entirely rise to that challenge.” – Observer (UK) Jul 25, 2023 Full Review The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years (1988) 76% “Spheeris would argue that beneath the facade they reveal themselves as pathetic... But most of us won't get beyond the facade, revolting and coarse most of the time. ” – Observer (UK) Jul 25, 2023 Full Review Batman (1989) 77% “Tim Burton has an extraordinary imagination and a flair for brilliant, excessive comic moments, but he doesn't seem interested either in telling a story or sustaining the internal consistency that even fantasy requires.” – Observer (UK) Jul 25, 2023 Full Review Ping Pong (1986) 67% “The cumbersome thriller plot provides an all too neat solution.” – Sight & Sound May 13, 2020 Full Review Chan Is Missing (1982) 96% “The whole of Chan Is Missing, impressively photographed in black and white by Michael Chin, funny and fast moving, crackles with the excitement of a new director tackling a new, exciting subject.” – Sight & Sound May 12, 2020 Full Review Broadcast News (1987) 98% “Albert Brooks and Holly Hunter perform with such vitality, such comic neuroticism, that they at least blur the edges of their stereotypes.” – Sight & Sound Jan 28, 2020 Full Review Wall Street (1987) 79% “The film benefits enormously from shrewd casting.” – Sight & Sound Jan 28, 2020 Full Review The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover (1989) 86% “Greenaway is now beyond question the most exciting intelligence at work in our cinema.” – Sight & Sound Jan 17, 2020 Full Review Mississippi Burning (1988) 79% “Parker has loudly claimed the right to fictionalise his subject matter, but he must not then use these fictions as evidence with which to hector us on the realities of law enforcement.” – Sight & Sound Jan 16, 2020 Full Review Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988) 81% “The result is psychologically fascinating but deeply disheartening as the latest chapter of Coppola's cinematic career.” – Sight & Sound Jan 16, 2020 Full Review
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