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A House of Dynamite is a masterclass of fine performances marred by a frustrating finale.
★★★ Spoiler warning: this article contains spoilers for the film's ending. Kathryn Bigelow's long-awaited return to the geo-political thriller landscape with A House of Dynamite is a technically superb and tense piece of filmmaking. The film, currently streaming on Netflix meticulously examines the 18-minute window of chaos that follows the detection of an unattributed nuclear missile on an interception course with Chicago. Structured as a three-part, Rashomon-style narrative

Denise Breen
Oct 282 min read


"I Swear" made me laugh my head off and bawl my eyes out.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I saw the trailers for I Swear earlier in the year and I was eager to see it and I was not disappointed. I Swear is more...

Denise Breen
Oct 112 min read


Steve is chaotic and is a very real, very moving experience
5 out of 5 Director Tim Mielants' adaptation of Max Porter's novella was released in cinemas for a short spell but is streaming now on...

Denise Breen
Oct 72 min read
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