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Georgia Morgan

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The Peanuts Movie (2015) 87% 3/5 EDIT “If unabashed sweetness is your weakness then you will be completely helpless.” – Liverpool Echo May 9, 2016 Full Review Goosebumps (2015) 78% 4/5 EDIT “Goosebumps is a wicked delight, packed full of spooks and scares that should have adults jumping out of their seats almost as often as little ones.” – Liverpool Echo Feb 4, 2016 Full Review Trumbo (2015) 74% 4/5 EDIT “Trumbo is a fascinating portrait of a time when suspicion could end a promising career, and Bryan Cranston earns an Oscar nomination for his stellar portrayal of the Hollywood screenwriter.” – Liverpool Echo Feb 4, 2016 Full Review Dad's Army (2016) 31% 2/5 EDIT “From uninspired beginning to muddled end, it's a cultural smash'n'grab that goes through the motions and will ultimately be remembered as a badly missed opportunity.” – Liverpool Echo Feb 4, 2016 Full Review Spotlight (2015) 97% 4/5 EDIT “Thomas McCarthy's impeccably crafted drama pays tribute to the close-knit team of tenacious editors and reporters who tirelessly pursued the ugly truth and wrung their sweat and tears into the exposes.” – Liverpool Echo Jan 28, 2016 Full Review The Big Short (2015) 89% 5/5 EDIT “We might not always keep up with McKay's dazzling film and its rapid-fire, whipsmart dialogue, but by the end credits, we're not far behind.” – Liverpool Echo Jan 21, 2016 Full Review Ride Along 2 (2016) 15% 2/5 EDIT “Story directs at a lacklustre pace, which suggests he signed on with the returning cast purely for a pay cheque, while parallel romantic subplots beggar belief.” – Liverpool Echo Jan 21, 2016 Full Review He Named Me Malala (2015) 73% 4/5 EDIT “He Named Me Malala is a deeply touching story of a proud father and daughter, who have drawn strength from each other in times of unimaginable pain and adversity.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Her (2013) 95% EDIT “This intriguing romance takes a clever and sophisticated look at love in the modern world.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review No Escape (2015) 47% 3/10 EDIT “Clumsy filmmaking in No Escape means the viewers never actually find out where the uprising is and director John Erick Dowdle and his younger brother Drew, who co-wrote the script, remain vague about the geography of this violent, protracted chase.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review The Diary of a Teenage Girl (2015) 95% 8/10 EDIT “The Diary of a Teenage Girl is honest, frank and doesn't hold back. So if you don't mind a swear word or two, and you want a realistic approach from a film, this movie could be for you.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Hitman: Agent 47 (2015) 8% 4/10 EDIT “Unfortunately, while Hitman: Agent 47 may offer a passable diversion for the action fans among us, for everyone else it's best avoided.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Paper Towns (2015) 58% 6/10 EDIT “With a simple storyline that can be slow at times, Cara Delevingne's new movie will earn a place in the hearts of teenage filmgoers. But it doesn't offer the same emotional punch as The Fault In Our Stars.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review The Visit (2015) 68% 6/10 EDIT “Don't go in expecting some big Sixth Sense-style twist but The Visit does provide a satisfying blend of thrills and laughs, so if you're into spooky movies, it's worth a watch.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review A Walk in the Woods (2015) 46% 6/10 EDIT “The premise of bickering old friends forced together while out of their comfort zones has been done before and far better (Whitnail and I, City Slickers), but the two leads' star power and easy charm makes this an enjoyable way to spend a couple of hours.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Bill (2015) 90% 7/10 EDIT “The cast's energy is infectious and they frequently seem to be one smirk or snigger shy of corpsing en masse and ruining the take.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Miss You Already (2015) 70% 7/10 EDIT “Screenwriter Banks redeems herself with a well-judged final act that tugs our heartstrings without feeling like we're being shamelessly manipulated into reaching for another tissue.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Solace (2015) 24% 6/10 EDIT “Morgan and Cornish are both short-changed as ballsy cops who harbour painful secrets, while Farrell remains largely off screen until the anticlimactic, mind-bending final showdown.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Macbeth (2015) 80% 8/10 EDIT “Fassbender and Cotillard deliver mesmerising lead performances which are both compelling and realistic.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Pan (2015) 27% 4/10 EDIT “The fantasy adventure invites our senses on an awfully big adventure, but lands with a dull thud where it matters most: our hearts.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Hotel Transylvania 2 (2015) 57% 6/10 EDIT “If you liked the first Hotel Transylvania you'll like the second, but while the special 3D effects look great, the storyline can lack depth at times.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review The Last Witch Hunter (2015) 17% 4/10 EDIT “The Last Witch Hunter has some great production design and digital effects, but the movie directed by Breck Eisner is an interminable bore, which foolishly places the weight of the film on Vin Diesel's broad shoulders.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Spectre (2015) 63% 9/10 EDIT “Spectre features all you would expect from a great Bond film: amazing gadgets, exotic locations, stunts, a new Aston Martin and a sprinkling of humour.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Brooklyn (2015) 97% 9/10 EDIT “Definitely one to watch if you like raw emotion and romance.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review Burnt (2015) 29% 3/5 EDIT “Half-baked, tepid, underseasoned - all these culinary put-downs are deserved for a film that asks us to root for a broken man with nothing to lose, then hands him redemption on a silver platter.” – Liverpool Echo Dec 30, 2015 Full Review
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