Robbie

Thora Birch

If you sit back and think about it, truly wild. All of it. Lots to love. Lots to look at sideways. It is compelling though.

I was pleasantly surprised by this. Part real crime mockumentary, part twisted serial killer hunt and part weird ancient occult fable. It's really well done.

When are they coming for Jonathan Ross?

"Johnny Depp is Ebenezer" What kind of marketing mastermind is behind this?

Important documentary about the sexual abuse of nuns in the Catholic Church. Dry, as you'd expect, but highlights the determination and bravery to get justice.

Impressively constructed doc to the backdrop of war, conflict and propaganda. Covers a lot of ground and also considers the migrant experience and the concept of 'home'. The Syrian aspects work better than the rest, but a very well made treatise on the civilian impact of war.

The more climbing docs I watch, the clearer it is that climbers aren't mentally well and package tour companies are the worst. Lots of impressive and intimate footage. Lots of talking heads. Lots of contention, but needs to be analysed instead of sensationalised.

Interesting low-budget sci-fi which has a lot of clever ideas before running out of steam.

You've got to feel for all the real Man City fans in Kampala, Osaka and Dubai

I see the scumbag running Matlock is being as classy as usual. Awful, awful team. There are a lot of people at the club facilitating this kind of horrendous behaviour. Supporting it. Condoning it. All to get promoted.

Had my first pint of Belgium Blue. It's Christmas or, at least, indigestion.

Wild that the pub has one small TV with the rugby on and the one table Infront of it has children loudly doing colouring in.

I actually think this is the best one of his films. It's incredibly impressive. Really well acted. Well thought out. There's a cohesive narrative and plot which is skilfully illustrated by the action on screen. Lots of clever touches.

I'm not sure I have the patience for a 5.5 hour second part of a doc. The first one would have been very good with a Editor. As it is it's just footage and I couldn't finish it. Lots of interesting stuff but too much.

Not my favourite kind of doc and I thought this was a mixed bag. The contrasting faces of Beirut mashed up with a personal story. There's some nice stuff but it felt a bit muddled and haphazard.

It's very well made, I'll give it that. Great cinematography, good acting and nice period details. I just don't think the story is told in the most compelling way. Eminently watchable and competent but I wanted a bit more.

Great location. Fun cast. Some really nice sequences and ideas. An odd class struggle angle. The kills are hit and miss but the narrative itself is fairly solid.

This is real?