Reviews

The plot is based on an interesting tale and apparently a fine book which I've not read, but the film is reliant on obvious, manipulative ways to try and trigger audience emotions.

At times, her personality in this film is so secluded it's almost creepy.

David Lowery's latest feels like a film that will be revered in 10 to 15 years time.

That said, it was an entertaining movie with a few laughs and a tear or 2, and although it didnt quite live up to my expectations, Id recommend it easily as one of the top films of 2017 so far.

The main problem I had with the film is the lack of chemistry between Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart.

I can't say that downbeat films get to me, as if a film is good then it's good and I feel glad that I just watched a terrific film rather than "depressed" at it's content.

I couldn't wait to splash down a few words about this film in the hope that just 1 or 2 people watch it as a result.

Film school is clearly working in some part of the world.

It's an interesting revenge tale that intertwines Arthur Miller's play 'Death of a Salesman' with a similar real life quandry, and the resemblance of the play and the movie's plot is familiar, but not so similar that it causes the movie to lose focus.

It's about time Ayoade directed something else, I'm convinced he has at least 1 great film in him.