Movie reviews of Richard Alaba

In terms of cinematography, storytelling and emotional impact, this film is a modern masterpiece. Review

A tautly directed and well scripted sci-fi that remains within the boundaries of scientific plausibility. Review

The story gathers pace in the second half, carried forward by outstanding acting from a stellar cast. Review

This film belongs to actress Alicia Vikander in the role of Vera. Review

The film is well cast with an intelligent script and loads of eccentric humour. Review

This film is not for everyone, but it is mesmerising, intellectually challenging, and so worth the effort. Review

You’ll walk out feeling touched by fine storytelling, excellent acting and a well produced period drama. Review

With its high production values, this film represents historical storytelling at its best. Review

Smith’s acting anchors the film and the avoidance of soap-box lectures gives the story objectivity... Review

I really wanted this film to work, but for me it just didn’t. Review

The acting performance of Essie Davis and Noah Wiseman are simply outstanding. Review

An engaging tale told in the finest Aussie tradition. Review

An entertaining, original and interesting attempt to go somewhere different... Review

Like in all great thrillers we are not sure until the last few seconds and a finale that Hitchcock would have loved. Review

Rampling and Courtenay are simply magnificent in these roles. Review

A fine tribute to ethical journalism and its power to do good. Review

An immersive emotional high-wire act, with Lisa and Apple the two anchors of Jobs’ life. Review

An entertaining Aussie yarn... Review

Not all viewers will want to share that journey, but those who respect it will have much to admire in this film. Review

The story rests on fine dramatic performances by Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford... Review

The cinematography and dramatic musical score forms a melancholic symphony... Review

Despite these limitations, it’s a finely crafted British film. Review

Most De Niro and Hathaway fans are unlikely to be bothered by the clichés fable and find it an entertainingly likable film. Review

This film would not work without the emotionally intelligent acting of Jacob Tremblay as Jack. Review