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Mammootty-starrer ‘Rorschach’ is a thriller, says its film director Nisam Basheer

Mammootty plays a role with shades of grey in Rorschach’

The Hindu · Oct 7, 2022

Michael Flatley's movie Blackbird generates almost €140,000 in the box office between UK and Ireland

Flatley's first movie sees him playing secret agent, Victor Blackley

Irish Mirror · Oct 7, 2022

‘Luckiest Girl Alive’: Mila Kunis moving as shooting survivor struggling to move on

Well-written psychological thriller on Netflix can be difficult to watch.

Chicago Sun-Times · Oct 7, 2022

Nina Metz: Moviegoing is not activism, and it’s a mistake to promote a film that way

Reflecting on the disappointing turnout for the gay rom-com “Bros,” despite getting good reviews, the movie’s writer and star Billy Eichner noted that “straight people, especially in certain parts of the country, just didn’t show up for Bros. And that’s disappointing but it is what it is. Everyone who ISN’T…

Chicago Tribune · Oct 6, 2022

‘Amsterdam’ review: A true-life plot against America, starring Christian Bale and some seriously wrong-headed storytelling

David O. Russell’s “Amsterdam” is very plush in the looks department. Enjoying the costumes and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki’s lighting and some of Russell’s shot designs will get you through it. But only if you don’t have to listen to it, or track it, or believe in the people on screen.

Chicago Tribune · Oct 6, 2022

The Lost King review: Discovery of Richard III’s skeleton is farcically replayed in Frears and Coogan’s drama

Why does the comedy drama think it can undo one form of malevolent villainisation by creating enemies of its own?

The Independent UK · Oct 6, 2022

Does it really matter if Marvel’s stars act in a state of utter bewilderment?

While developments in CGI mean cast members no longer have to walk around blue-screen studios talking to tennis balls on sticks, is the acting experience as true as it should be?

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6, 2022

Movie review: Plenty of bright moments, but 'Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile' lacks a cohesive, smooth finish

“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” is indeed a strange beast, both the animal — a city-dwelling croc with the voice of an angel — and the movie, which is also a sort of monstrous hybrid of unexpected tones. Based on the children’s book series by Bernard Waber, adapted by Will Davies, “Lyle,…

Tribune News Service · Oct 6, 2022

Amsterdam review: A great film is fighting to get out

David O Russell’s first film since ‘Joy’ is stylish and full of charming performances, but feels longer than a three-day mini-break

The Independent UK · Oct 6, 2022

Commentary: The real lesson of ‘Bros’: It’s OK to let gay art bomb

I didn’t want to write this piece. I didn’t want to diminish “the first major studio movie written by and starring a gay man” or spoil its Rotten Tomatoes score or dance on the grave of its box-office prospects.

Los Angeles Times · Oct 6, 2022