Colin Farrell
Review Of ‘Duh’ Batman: Is A Crashing Bore Of A Film
The Batman Starring Robert Pattinson ,Zoë Kravitz, Paul Dano, Jeffrey Wright, John Turturro, Peter Sarsgaard, Andy Serkis, and Colin Farrell. Directed by Matt Reeves Rating: ** ½ There is a depressing dinginess in the air in The Batman, the DC franchise now clearly gasping for breath in the bid for survival. Although Duh, sorry,The Batman is played by a brand new entrant, Robert Pattison adds nothing except more gloom to the sense of doom that pervades the 3-hour long slog of a film with not a single moment of sunshine. And I do mean that l | Click Here...
Review Of Ava: Jessica Chastain’s Stab At Action
Ava Starring Jessica Chastain, John Malkovich, Common, Geena Davis, Colin Farrell, and Joan Chen Directed by Tate Taylor Rating: ** ½ Every major leading lady wants to be an Action Hero at least once during her career. That time has arrived for the sassy Jessica Chastain whose strong personality and no-nonsense demeanour render themselves well to characters who stand up to their beliefs no matter what the collateral damage. Ms Chastain as Eva Faulkner has some terrific action sequences. Playing an international assassin who has an unfortunate | Click Here...
Review of Artemis Fowl: Too Clumsy and Ill-Conceived To Be a Decent Children’s Film
Artemis Fowl (Disney-Hotstar) Starring Ferdia Shaw,Lara McDonnell,Josh Gad,Tamara Smart,Nonso Anozie,Colin Farrell,Judi Dench Directed by Kenneth Branagh Rating: * (1 star) Have you noticed? Only one ‘e’ separates dude from a dud. The film’s little hero who goes by the fishy name of Artemis Fowl, and his associates in arms Holly and Juliet Butler (whose Uncle is actually Artemis’ butler) try so hard to be cool that they end up being the opposite. These dudes are plainly duds firing blank bullets at green screens as the greenhorns let out collective | Click Here...
Review of The Gentlemen: Mr Ritchie, What is the film trying to say?
Starring Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, Henry Golding, Michelle Dockery, Jeremy Strong, Eddie Marsan, Colin Farrell, Hugh Grant Directed by Guy Ritchie Rating: * ½ (one a half stars) Some of the most distinguished British and American contemporary actors come together—and why should they not, when THE Guy Ritchie beckons?—for this mess of a movie where everyone seems to be doing something important and illegal. Come to think of it, Guy Ritchie’s iconic film celebrates the orgasmic dynamics of social out-casteism with a glee and glint that most other | Click Here...