Movie reviews of Simon Storey

Isn’t nearly as significant or intelligent as it tries to be. Review

This is the kind of patient and subtle cinema made for adults that comes along far too rarely. Review

The conclusion comes across clearly and succinctly. Review

The villains are ridiculous, the plot is ludicrous, and the film’s soundtrack hangs over nearly every scene... Review

The complete package; it’s funny, informative, angry and at times even scary. Review

A pleasure to be able to say: for fans young and old, casual to hard-core... Review

Not terrible enough to rant about and not good enough to spend money on seeing at a cinema. Review

A film that lives up to the claim of being labelled a classic. Review

Quality and worthwhile viewing. Review

There is a lot to appreciate here... Review

Bel Powley is a force of nature. Review

Has some very mature and rather beautiful things to say about how people react to tragedy... Review

An absolute head-trip that defies genre, description and overall sense... Review

A really good documentary which has some lovely things to say about family, love and the changing current of Australian society. Review

A very interesting film. Review

A funny, exciting and thoroughly worthwhile romp... Review

Intriguing, sometimes stark and sometimes quite touching... Review

A richly mysterious, emotionally complex, and tastefully erotic thriller. Review

The genuine chemistry between little Milo Parker and Ian McKellen is one of the most beautiful touches to the whole film. Review

If you want a few well conducted thrills and chills with a fairly decent script to tie it all together, it’s worth a look. Review

It’s impossible not to be swept into his aura of strange visions and catchy tunes. Review

Unforgettable in its anarchically strange vision of the British boarding school system. Review

Beautiful to look at, just not particularly nice to listen to. Review

An enjoyable tale that puts a smile on your face. Review