Reviews Archive - E
Earth to Echo
The coming-of-age sci-fi adventure retells an old story to a newer and younger audience that has grown up accustomed to modern gadgets and gizmos. by JASON NOYCE |
Elysium
An intriguing yet unsubtle celebration of the far left wing that offers an absorbing social commentary in keeping with Blomkamp's earlier film: District 9. by LAURENCE RUSSELL |
Entity
This found footage British horror won Best Low Budget Film at the London Independent Film Festival. But watching the film is an underwhelming experience. by PHIL WALSH |
The Magazine |
Everybody Has a Plan
Ana Piterbarg’s feature debut sees Viggo Mortensen take on the role of identical twins in this twisted and twisting noir crime drama. by GEORGIE-MAY LANCASHIRE |
Exodus: Gods and Kings
Exodus: Gods and Kings ticks every box, Sadly, it also falls drastically short in utilising its talent and instead settles for a disaster film that is, in every sense of the word, a disaster. by STEVEN FEGAN |
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