Anthony Hopkins is sensational in James Hawes' otherwise fairly conventional biopic of Nicholas Winton, who was responsible for rescuing hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia.
James Gray interrogates his fraught childhood in Regan-era New York City in this masterful, unflinching drama.
Anthony Hopkins is at the peak of his acting powers in this moving drama about the banality of ageing.
Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce give an acting masterclass in Fernando Meirelles’ Papal tête-à-tête.
Michael Bay once again puts the ‘bro’ in Hasbro with this staggeringly incoherent Arthurian epic.
Russell Crowe’s surly survivalist fails to keep this Biblical blockbuster from Darren Aronofsky afloat.
Fernando Meirelles globetrotting ensemble drama is a contrived, bubble-wrapped portrait of the global village.
By James Smith
Just sit back and try to enjoy this story of an arrogant God and his hammer, and you probably won’t be disappointed.
By James King
Like many of Allen’s recent outings, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger feels surprisingly slapdash.
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