• Matthias Schoenaerts in Disorder

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    Review: Disorder

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    Ambiguous endings to films can be extremely frustrating. Having followed a story on its journey…
  • Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford in Truth

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    Review: Truth

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    Cate Blanchett may well have missed out on an Oscar this year for her performance…
  • Kurt Russell in Bone Tomahawk

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    Review: Bone Tomahawk

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    Western/horror mash-ups don’t come along very often, but when they are as high calibre as…
  • Helen Mirren and Bryan Cranston in Trumbo

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    Review: Trumbo

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    Hollywood films about Hollywood can sometimes be a bit of an incestuous luvvie-fest. But not…
  • Michael Caine and Harvey Keitel

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    Review: Youth

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    ‘Where does the time go?’ ponders ageing musical maestro Fred (Michael Caine) in director Paolo…
  • RachelMcAdams and Mark Ruffalo in Spotlight movie

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    Review: Spotlight

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    It’s strange how specific film genres seem to come along in phases and this year,…
  • Eddie Redmayne in The Danish Girl

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    Review: The Danish Girl

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    With his gender-bending role in this movie can Eddie Redmayne add to his Theory of…
  • Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett in Carol

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    Review: Carol

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    Sometimes less really is more as director Todd Haynes perfectly demonstrates in this, his pared…
  • Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs

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    Review: Steve Jobs

    Written by: Dee PilgrimPosted on:

    There’s no denying that director Danny Boyle knows how to stage a spectacle (Olympics 2012)…