Roxanne, Roxanne is a pretty enjoyable biopic! Biopics aren't really my thing but was pretty impressed with the performances, set design and costume design in this. Lush warm colours bathe the cast casting deep shadows, just enough to linger just where you want them. I just wish it had more to say about the real driving force behind this picture, masculinity and misogyny. I wish it told us more about this clearly influential artist. Could of been great.

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I haven't been this conflicted on a film in a while and honestly don't have much more to say on this that hasn't already been said. Fantastically shot, great use of music and both McDormand and Rockwell deliver fantastic performances. But I don't think the writing is as clever as writer/director Martin McDonagh maybe thinks it is.

There are glaring holes in the script that weren't patched and does the film a massive disservice, there was something potentially great here.…

Is Moonrise Kingdom a film about true love, or childhood naivety? I’m hoping for the former but I can’t help but think it’s the latter. Anderson has created such a wonderful, charming film delivering a childlike experience of what we perceive to be our first love but has drenched it with adult issues of infidelity, responsibility and grief. The film is at its core a sad film, a tragedy much like every other Anderson joint. Suzie’s parent’s broken relationship and…

Normally I would go into a film completely blind, I've always found that this was for the best as it enables you to react more naturally to the events on screen. However, I went into Foxcatcher knowing the basic premise and found that it added so much to my viewing.

I'm going to say it now, Bennet Miller's Foxcatcher is one of the greatest sports films of all time. I went in with no expectations, I'm not a sports fan…