Filmrecensies van Alice Bishop

Refuses to be humiliated by its idiotic screenplay, focusing instead on the dynamism of disaster...

Smarter than a first glance suggests but dumber than it strives to be...

Offers the Grindhouse to match the grief, facilitating violence while fashioning a handful of reasons to care about its terrified characters.

Embodies the feeling on impending doom in a single image, haunting its own consciousness in the build up to an unforgettable twist.

An unmissable treat that’ll leave you with a giggle in your belly and a tear in your eye.

Undeniably nutty but rendered immemorable due to the directions taken in a patience-testing story...

A picture-perfect pup pic with cross-cultural stamina, Isle of Dogs is a socially diverse and brilliantly assembled adult animation...

An immersive case of Spielberg fever which’ll have you eagerly reaching for the 3D glasses in scenes of pure escapist bliss...

While undeniably bonkers and easy to dismiss as a frivolous probe movie, Dear Dictator puts its silliness to good use...

Shines in its middle portion alone, locating a bizarre McGuffin which becomes the saving grace in a story heading straight for the toilet.

Interesting as a passing idea shared between colleagues at a screenwriting social but poorly written as a full length movie...

Excels as a one-watch wonder that’s made for parents to watch late in the evening after the littluns have been put to bed.

Captures a number of pitiful attempts at emotive resonance from an adaptive team with no awareness...

Goes beyond performance to speak its truth, proving beautifully wretched while on the inevitable path towards destruction.

A step ahead of the best, turning a so-so mystery into a memorable night at the movies...

A textured postmodern mystery which proudly offers itself up for assessment while embroiled in the madness of semi-unhealthy competition...

Embraces its experimental side with an unpolished yet fun exploration of frivolity in an urban setting...

While the story is undeniably meek, its simplicity is complimented greatly by a stylistic approach...

Eerie without a good scare while barely exploring its dull-as-ditchwater premise...

Wows viewers with soundtrack, set design, and costume, producing a fantastical universe...

Unites its viewers through comedy and flawless performance, capturing Margot Robbie at her most phenomenal...

A film without a thumbprint, missing the tools and techniques to stamp a lasting impression on the horror market...

Exquisite, intoxicating cinema that’s one part dress drama, two parts dysfunctional romance...

An exemplary character study written with the power to replenish the reputation of the ninety-minute melodrama...