Ad Astra desperately wants to be spoken of in the same breath as Kubrick’s 2001, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
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Homegrown spooky comedy Extra Ordinary is let down by a dire lead performance, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is easily Quentin Tarantino’s most personal film, for good and for ill, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
The new Child’s Play is a smart reboot for the demon doll franchise, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum loads up on too much of a good thing, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
Robert Redford’s cinematic swan-song The Old Man & the Gun is a thoroughly nice film, if not a great one, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
Accusations of sexism at Pixar undermine Incredibles 2’s feminist message, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
Winter’s Bone director Debra Granik returns with a different kind of backwoods family drama in Leave No Trace, writes MacDara Conroy Read More
The Breadwinner is a weighty story but a feast for the senses, says MacDara Conroy Read More
‘The plot is stripped to the bone, and it’s all in the execution’ - MacDara Conroy on Lynne Ramsay’s superlative thriller You Were Never Really Here Read More
