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Napoleon review: An absurdly vacuous account of a legendary figure

Napoleon review: An absurdly vacuous account of a legendary figure

At times humorous, uncomfortable, and bizarre, Ridley Scott’s Napoleon is a triumph in marketing but a disaster in biography, characterized most glaringly by a serious of obtuse characters, bewildering editing, and alienating narrative choices
Culturally significant and agonisingly existential: Blade Runner at 40

Culturally significant and agonisingly existential: Blade Runner at 40

After 40 years Blade Runner is still an extremely poignant and thought-provoking film
House of Gucci: Fashion flick could go faster

House of Gucci: Fashion flick could go faster

A review of the highly-anticipated true crime drama from Ridley Scott, House of Gucci starring Lady Gaga and Adam Driver
Review: All the Money in the World

Review: All the Money in the World

Ridley Scott’s gripping true-story drama escapes from the shadow of Kevin Spacey’s omission, and does so with great aplomb

Review: Blade Runner 2049

2017 seems to be the year in which Harrison Ford finally cares about his acting performances again

Review — Alien: Covenant

Out of this world, or familiar failure?

Review: The Martian

Ridley Scott’s latest return to the sci-fi genre is a success thanks to stellar performances from its A-list cast

Review: Exodus: Gods and Kings

Eleanor Stead feels that Ridley Scott’s latest fails to put the ‘epic’ in Biblical Epic

Keeping the Faith

Film Editor Sophie James explores the mixed relationship between the Bible and film

Review: The Counsellor

I’d like to start this review by saying this: I really wanted to like this film. In fact, I wanted to love it. Unfortunately, The Counselor is just terrible. The film revolves around a lawyer (Michael Fassbender), inexplicably only known as “Counselor”, who involves himself in a drug deal with an extravagant drug dealer/nightclub owner […]