Dune Part 2 is pure spectacle
Denis Villeneuve has finally made Frank Herbert’s novel into a successful franchise, with no self-consciousness – or irony.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Denis Villeneuve has finally made Frank Herbert’s novel into a successful franchise, with no self-consciousness – or irony.
ByEfron is an underrated actor, and this is a star-making performance.
ByThe movie was derided by French critics as indulgent, with undertones of rancid conservatism. Actually, it’s a love story.
ByCord Jefferson’s adaptation of Percival Everett’s 2001 novel Erasure shows the “African-American experience” as far richer than it’s often allowed…
ByAlso this week: Paul Giamatti’s struggling writers, and bad behaviour at the theatre.
ByJonathan Glazer’s astonishing adaptation of Martin Amis’s novel is the antidote to Schindler’s List.
ByIn a competitive awards season, this film may seem a modest proposition: but we should reward a funny, sad story,…
ByThis intensely specific film shows a kind of genius for English humdrum understatement about the most wrenching matters.
By