Some see him as a patriot; some as disloyal.
A lifeless film: no new insights learned
In this story of how he’s burned
And the ensuing shit-storm of a level most royal. Read More
Jones meets American Jack (a billionaire; buff).
Or is old flame Mark her cup of tea?
Highlight: Thompson (as her OB).
Fun screwball farce re: Bridge being up the duff. Read More
The folks who don’t understand want him penned.
In a lovely way: it’s old-fashioned …
Displays of loyalty (impassioned).
There’s a sweet sincerity here from beginning to end. Read More
Then some camps react to his actions with derision
After he takes action (preventive).
The film’s structure: inventive.
The landing recreations: mighty impressive vision. Read More
Owners are clueless re what puppy or kitty
Get up to when out of sight.
The story, sadly, is pretty trite.
One highlight: sausage factory song (so witty!) Read More
A fable beautifully animated (oh the light!) …
Not a work spoken,
And senses are awoken.
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Of gorgeously shot Scottish fields.
The film’s rich and soulful.
Deyn’s terrific. Situation: doleful,
But stoicism and resilience are Chris’ shields. Read More
(Differing allegiances mean the relationship’s demoted)
Though some problems (including pace)
There’s that spectacular chariot race …
And Huston does a good job, it should be noted. Read More
(At concerts, they were hardly heard under the cheers)
It’s a nostalgic sesh,
But still feels vital and fresh.
Plus terrific interviews with friends, fans and peers. Read More
They initially get by using their bullshitting arts.
Hill plays morally reprehensible
And despicable/indefensible
To perfection: elevating the film beyond its weaker parts. Read More
