Toby Jones
Ever After – Film Review
Ever After is a film that delights, surprises, and transcends the typical confines of its genre. By blending historical fiction with a well-known fairy tale, it offers viewers a fresh and engaging experience.
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – Film Review
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire is an exceptional cinematic achievement that captivates from start to finish. With its compelling performances, thematic richness, and visual splendor, it ignites a fire within the hearts of viewers.
- 2013
- Adventure, Action, Science Fiction
The Hunger Games – Film Review
The Hunger Games transcends the confines of its genre, offering a compelling blend of action, social commentary, and character-driven drama
- 2012
- Science Fiction, Adventure, Fantasy
Morgan – Film Review
Despite its shortcomings, Morgan is worth a watch for fans of the genre and those intrigued by the ethical implications of AI.
- 2016
- Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – Film Review
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is a mixed bag. While it delivers exhilarating action sequences that showcase the enduring charm of the franchise, the film suffers from inconsistent pacing, weak visuals, and a misstep in character development.
First Cow – Film Review
First Cow is a testament to the enduring power of independent cinema and a shining example of the artistry that can be achieved when filmmakers embrace restraint and nuance.
Tetris – Film Review
Despite running a bit too long, Tetris is a remarkably gripping historical thriller written excellently by Noah Pink and featuring a multi-layered lead performance from Taron Egerton.
The Pale Blue Eye – Film Review
The Pale Blue Eye is a convoluted and sluggishly paced murder mystery thriller with some admittedly great atmosphere and a strong Christian Bale performance.
The Wonder – Film Review
The Wonder is a genuinely unnerving psychological thriller brought to life by Sebastián Lelio’s excellent direction and Florence Pugh’s stellar lead performance.
A Boy Called Christmas – Film Review
A Boy Called Christmas doesn’t do anything revolutionary for holiday films, but it’s still a cute and entertaining film for the whole family.
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