Filmrecensies van Jacob Richardson

A powerful documentary that, despite its low budget feel, reaches the heart of the issue with compassion and intrigue. Recensie

A strong ending can't entirely replace the middling to poor early parts of the film. Recensie

A burning treatise on cyclical poverty, racism and police overreach in the streets of Paris. Recensie

A truly epic undertaking. A pure creative tour de force that needs to be seen to be believed. Recensie

An amiable and ambling film, that wears its heart on its sleeve. Recensie

Like watching six movies in one, but all of them done poorly. Recensie

Unhinged isn’t a good film, but for a schmaltzy and poorly written farce, it is bloody entertaining. Recensie

A middling adaptation that never truly reaches the fantastical nature of its source material. Recensie

Funny and poignant, The King of Staten Island impresses. Recensie

With a populist modern soundtrack, a penchant for colour-filled cinematography, and a story that subverts expectations to constantly surprise, Waves is a burning treatise on the ripple effects of decisions. Recensie

Serviceable and at times surprising, but satirically on the nose and frequently too expected. Recensie

This is one movie you won’t want to repeat. Recensie

A stacked cast seems appropriate for this turn of the century battle of industrial titans. Recensie

The Way Back doesn’t really break any new ground. But it does tread that old ground with aplomb, and features a terrifically grounded, compelling performance from Affleck. Recensie

This mystical, magical Bonnie and Clyde story will shock, surprise and stay with you. Recensie

Dark Waters is perfectly serviceable, but largely uninspired. Recensie

Beautiful costuming can not an interesting film make. Recensie

A creatively void, decrepit piece of cinema that features a cast intent on doing the absolute least they can. Recensie

Terrible CGI and a propensity for the saccharine means this adaptation falls flat. Recensie

Emma is a funny, engaging and entertaining Austen adaptation. Recensie

Undeniably confronting, strange and unpredictable, ultimately The Lighthouse will stay with you for days, weeks, and potentially longer - worming its way into your brain. Recensie

Margot Robbie shines in an at times obnoxiously non-standard, but frequently fun, anti-hero tale. Recensie

A remarkable oddity of a biopic, whose somewhat despondent undercurrent is ultimately swallowed whole by the irrepressible optimism of Tom Hanks’ Mr. Rogers. Recensie

Messy and unkempt, this underwater thriller mixes flashes of brilliance with broadly ineffective storytelling for a distinctly mixed, but never unenjoyable, time at the cinema. Recensie