Pretty solid. It's less of a straightforward music biopic and more of a musical play of Elton John's life. Dexter Fletcher did a far better job making this way more imaginative than Bohemian Rhapsody. It's probably the best movie Taron Egerton has done so far, he really brought it to this role. That being said, even though it's got some originality, the movie still follows the same beaten track of all bio pics. Overall, it's pretty good. 8/10
It's a shame that the movie turned out to be just OK, considering the people involved and of course considering the tragic deaths of actor Vic Morrow and the two little children. How director John Landis got away with causing the deaths of the three actors is just another case of Hollywood getting away with murder.
Utterly brutal and beautifully well crafted. It's Jennifer Kent 2nd film after her debut with The Babadook and she did a phenomenal job making this movie. The story is pretty much in the same vein of something like I Spit on Your Grave or Revenge, but with a more historical perspective of British colonialism in Australia. The cast did a great job. Aisling Franciosi's performance is right up there with Florence Pugh in Midsommar, she was electric from start to finish. Baykali Ganambarr was also terrific and the movie does a great job highlighting the horrors that the Aboriginal Australians went through. It's at times hard to watch because the movie doesn't hold back with its themes and situation. Overall, it's one of the best of the year. 9.5/10
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