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I agree. I think he’s def up for an Oscar nomination. Although a couple of times I felt it was a little contrived (the Tai Chi type movements and the dancing on the steps - I thought was maybe playing to the Academy) But he played the role with incredible physicality. I thought DeNiro was a b ...

I avoided this at the cinema, but rented it at the weekend. I’ve got to say I quite enjoyed it. It’s not a brilliant Marvel movie, but I think it’s been a bit harshly treated. There’s a lot of the movie devoted to bavckground and it’s slow to get going. It is completely predictable and formulaic, but ...

I agree: I’m getting a bit bored with the “based on true story” movies that contrive thin or absurd plot lines round the reality in an effort to make a movie. I thought FF was very watchable, but it is almost cliched. A quick Google search shows the real story would’ve been more interesting, if not a ...

I saw this last week at an Odeon Screen Unseen. I'd seen a couple of trailers for it, but didn't know much about it and was pleasantly surprised. It is a little predictable, but it is a real feel-good movie with some genuinely very funny moments and a sensitive touch. It's really worth seeing. Julie ...

I am not normally a fan of biopics, and I hadn't really intended to see this at the cinema (I'd seen the trailers and decided it wasn't for me) but it was the only movie that suited my timings and I went in a little reluctantly. It was serendipity (I've always wanted to use that word). I thought it ...

1. Bohemian Rhapsody - 8.5/10 2. Vice - 8.5/10 3. Colette - 5/10 4. The Favourite - 5.5/10 5. Instant Family - 8/10 6. Green Book - 8.5/10 7. Alita - 7/10 8. If Beale Street Could Talk - 5/10 9. Can You Ever Forgive Me? - 7.5/10 10. A Private War - 6.5/10 (I really wanted to love this film, but it ...