Bones and All (18): Blood, gore, teen-love and dullness.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Bones and All” (2022). From the pre-release vibe on this one, I expected Luca Guadagnino’s “Bones and All” to be one of my movie…
Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery (12): This Onion made me cry with laughter.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” (2022). “Knives Out” was my number 3 film of 2019. Could I hope that the sequel might match…
Black Adam (12): A messy but occasionally entertaining DC.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Black Adam” (2022). I’m late to the game in seeing “Black Adam”, but just caught it before it left UK cinemas. Bob the Movie…
The Menu (15): An unexpected ingredient in the mix.
#onemannsmovies review of “The Menu”. #TheMenuFilm. Diners get their just desserts in a delicious black comedy. 4.5/5.
Living (12): Quietly waiting for his mother to call him in.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Living” (2022). I had the joy of meeting Bill Nighy briefly in a London theatre and he is the epitomy of the English gentleman:…
Black Panther Wakanda Forever (12): So named because it goes on and on.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Black Panther Wakanda Forever” (2022). So, I’m back from my 3 week long Australian adventure (very nice, thank-you for asking). And I’m trying to…
Silent Night (15): Death Actually.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Silent Night” (2021). I missed “Silent Night” when it was released in December last year. But with the season approaching again, what better way…
Confess, Fletch (15): Like an irritating American you meet at a party.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Confess, Fletch” (2022). I saw “Confess Fletch” on my return flight from Australia. But then discovered that it’s just been released this week in…
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (12): A sparky first half but then rather a downer.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Electrical Life of Louis Wain” (2022). Released in the UK on January 1st of this year, “The Electrical Life of Louis Wain” was…
Val (12): A fascinating video diary like no other.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Val” (2021). Another of my Australia-flight films, “Val” is not the sticky-back-plastic biopic of Valerie Singleton all Brits have longed for, but an intimate…