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Movie Review: Pilgrimage

Brendan Muldowney's Pilgrimage is a sturdy piece of sophisticated hokum, the sophisticated bit being the use of subtitles as Norman soldiers and Irish monks talk impressive French and Gaeilge, while a sacred relic is transported through Ireland.
Pilgrimage • 14 Jul 17

War for the Planet of the Apes is visually masterful

Following on from Dawn and Rise, War for the Planet of the Apes is a great end to a series known for its blend of action, heart and social commentary.
war for the planet of the apes • 17 Jul 17

Colin Farrell-starring drama The Beguiled captivates

Sofia Coppola offsets the sexual tension in this sumptuous, simmering drama with plenty of amusing moments, and ratchets up the menace as the plot proceeds.
The Beguiled • 12 Jul 17

Sanctuary: brave film about intellectual disablity

Sanctuary follows a group of adults with intellectual disabilities, who break free from an unusually lax supervisor on a pre-Christmas Galway outing.
Movie Review • 10 Jul 17

Spider-Man: Homecoming a wonderful welcome back

Tom Holland's star-making turn as the Webbed Wonder trades adolescent angst for hit-the-spot humour and throws in some surprises.
Spider-Man: Homecoming • 07 Jul 17

Rev-elation. Baby Driver is top gear this summer

In the time-honoured race to find the coolest film of the summer, there's really only one movie in the fast lane right now - this tyre-shredding, music-blaring treat.
Baby Driver • 27 Jun 17

Choose life, even if it's bleak: A Man Called Ove

A Man Called Ove (En man som heter Ove) is a touching portrait of a grumpy, widowed 59-year-old Swede with a heart of gold underneath his curt bad manners and frightful temper. We've been here before but it's a good spin on the theme.
Movie Reviews • 27 Jun 17

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