The Last Rifleman (15): Yet More Old Folks Escaping to France!
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Last Rifleman” (2023). Having watched “The Great Escaper” and “The Miracle Club” on successive days, both about old folks trying to get to…
The Miracle Club (12): More Old Folks Escaping to France!
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Miracle Club” (2023). Having watched “The Great Escaper”, my next cinema visit was to see “The Miracle Club”… in a way, “same old,…
The Great Escaper (12): (Very) Post Traumatic Stress.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “The Great Escaper” (2023). I’ve been away on holiday in the States for four weeks, so am behind on the current cinema films. Thankfully,…
Loch Ness: They Created a Monster (’12’): Sex, Arson and Suspected Murder in 70’s Scotland.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Loch Ness: They Created a Monster” (2023). “Loch Ness: They Created a Monster” is a new documentary. It focuses less on the alleged famous…
Cow (12): Clever But Devestating Bovine-based Cinéma Vérité.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Cow” (2022). “Cow” is a much-praised documentary that came out in the UK at the start of 2022 but which I never got to…
Paint (12): Sex, Oils and Mount Mansfield.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Paint” (2023). In my eyes, Owen Wilson always seems to play himself in movies. But here, despite the character’s name, he most definitely plays…
Maggie Moore(s) (15): Highly enjoyable small-town cop thriller.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Maggie Moore(s)” (2023). I’ve found Jon Hamm’s movies to be a bit of a game of Russian Roulette. For every “Bad Times at the…
Haar (’18’): Strange and unsettling times for production assistant Jef.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Haar” (2023) (from the London Film Festival). The London Film Festival shows its fair share of ‘arthouse’ films and “Haar” is definitely one of…
Unmoored (’15’): Dark deeds has Maria running from reality.
A One Mann’s Movies review of “Unmoored” (2023) (from the London Film Festival). “Unmoored” is a new Scandi crime drama whose premiere I was lucky enough to see at the…
The Walk (‘12’?): Adeel Akhtar takes a necessary walk on the wild side.
#onemannsmovies #filmreview of The Walk starring Adeel Akhtar. A short film highlighting the importance of bus services in local communities. 4/5.