These are all the movies and series that Simon has reviewed. Read more at: Film Blerg.
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Number of movie reviews: 186 / 186
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Kangaroo: A Love-Hate Story
7
A sad and painful part of this nation and it deserves to come into the limelight.
Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool
7
A lovely if slightly shallow trip back into the memory of romance.
The Wound
6
Offers a starkly fascinating glimpse into this old and unique culture.
Den of Thieves
6
Worth seeing if you’re in the mood for some very macho action and an unapologetic ode to the great films of the blockbuster heist era.
Swinging Safari
6
A wild ride through the strange days of what is now Gen X nostalgia.
Mary and the Witch’s Flower
6
Gorgeous animation and imaginative visuals this is still everything we know and love about Japanese animation.
All the Money in the World
6
Mostly a rather flavourless kidnapping drama with the occasional foray into much more interesting territory.
Breathe
4
Is it a perfectly middle-of-the-road British weepy with some great performances and a story worth telling? Yes. Did I enjoy watching it? Absolutely not.
Call Me by Your Name
9
As a film it’s absolutely beautiful. As a piece of art, it’s nothing less than profound.
Ferdinand
5
There’s nothing too impressive or memorable about Ferdinand but the colours are vibrant and the simple message is nice.
Only the Brave
7
As it builds towards its tragic climax it’s impossible not to be moved.
The Disaster Artist
8
A strong contender for funniest film of the year, this is a triumph as a film-about-films...
The Butterfly Tree
5
Too adult to be appreciated by its intended audience but too juvenile for adults to really get anything out of it.
The Spacewalker
7
A fascinating and exciting look at an often overlooked part of the Cold War...
Uncle Vanya
6
A beautifully shot film with sorrow in its heart but a will of stoic strength.
Brad's Status
7
Manages to capture a unique look into the fears and worries of the older generation.
School Life
6
A charming and strangely immersive look at two remarkable people, but also an insight into a unique school which seems to be doing its job exceptionally well.
Thor: Ragnarok
8
A giant party in which Flash Gordon, Stargate and The Lord of the Rings all drop acid together.
The Journey
6
Isn’t memorable or particularly helpful to the overall piece, individual elements of it are enough to hold it up.
Breathe
4
A perfectly middle-of-the-road British weepy with some great performances and a story worth telling. Did I enjoy watching it? Absolutely not.
What if it Works?
5
Luke Ford is usually a perfectly passable actor but the way that Adrian acts is more than a little over egged.
Beatriz at Dinner
5
A likeable film, some parts work very well but others are frankly annoying without meaning to be.
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