Letterboxd — Your life in film

A mildly diverting look at the life of Ronnie Wood.

Effective enough.

Anyone hungry? I'm cooking up some pasta. Just need to drain it through the holes in this film's plot.

Not as good as Mark Kermode, or Jennyfer J. Walker, said it is, but still not bad at all.

Pretty but stoopid.

So ends a weekend of acceptable horror movies.

So begins a weekend of acceptable horror movies.

Always good to see a film that features Elvis Costello on its soundtrack.

A superior love story.

It's not the film, it's me; I just don't like Marvel movies all that much.

The last half hour is strong, at least.

The sound of spinning plates falling to the floor, and a story that ends with too big a bow wrapped atop it, can't stop this from being one of the season's more enjoyable pictures.

Not for the first time while watching a Marvel picture I thought, 'Do you know, I don't really care for Marvel pictures.'