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Dominic Mill

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Film lover. Tea drinker. Nicolas Cage apologist.

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Whiplash Review [Sundance 2014]
Whiplash is a distinctly indie film, the kind of movie that's all but tailor made for the festival circuit – for better or worse. Starring newfound indie darling Miles Teller and featuring a marvellously grumpy turn from old hat J.K. Simmons, it’s a modest little drama that makes for engaging viewing without ever stepping out of its comfort zone.
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Jan 18, 2014
3 stars
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The Top 10 Indie Films Of 2013
It's more than a bit difficult to complain about how much of a struggle picking out my top ten indie films of 2013 turned out to be. Digitization and the internet are the modern filmmaker's best friend - who needs a major studio backer any more? Cinema has always been for the people, but in a joyous quirk of the Internet Age, it's now finally by the people as well.
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Jan 1, 2014
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Sherlock Season Premiere Review: “The Empty Hearse” (Season 3, Episode 1)
When the belated second season of Sherlock came to a close with The Reichenbach Fall, the internet appeared to go into a near terminal meltdown. How did Sherlock Holmes survive the plummet? Or did he plummet at all? Overnight every person with a television and an internet connection became a wild conspiracy theorist and every possible scenario was run over and over again in the hopes of finding that final piece of the puzzle. In short, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss had written themselves into an almighty hole.
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Dec 16, 2013
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The Zero Theorem Review [LFF 2013]
It comes as no surprise at this point that Terry Gilliam's latest directorial effort, The Zero Theorem, is a tad bizarre. Gilliam is almost unparalleled when it comes to crafting strangely nightmarish dystopias akin to the sort shown in the masterpiece that was Brazil and the feverishly confused time-travel epic of Twelve Monkeys. Many see The Zero Theorem as the unofficial final chapter in this already unofficial trilogy, but it unfortunately drops the ball as its un-cohesive plot and deliberately obtuse scripting leave it feeling fragmented and more than a little hollow.
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Oct 20, 2013
2.5 stars
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Blue Is The Warmest Colour Review [LFF 2013]
Blue Is the Warmest Colour should, by all rights, be a bit of a struggle. It's a French romance-drama weighing in at almost three hours and featuring more dialogue than you could shake a stick at. Despite such severe handicaps to the average human attention span, Abdellatif Kechiche and his young cast have managed to cobble together a subtle, yet strangely endearing film that sits with you long after its reels have finished their umpteenth rotation.
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Oct 14, 2013
3.5 stars
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Adore Review [LFF 2013]
It's been an unfortunate couple of months for Naomi Watts. Having already been cajoled into the disgustingly awful analysis of modern royalty that was Diana, she's managed to follow it up with a project with a script that could possibly be considered - get this- even worse. Adore is a confused mess of bad plotting, appalling dialogue and an inherent pretension that only emphasizes its real-world standing as a horribly-made melodrama. How can you have your cake, let alone eat it, if you don't bake the cake in the first place?
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Oct 14, 2013
1 stars
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As I Lay Dying Review [LFF 2013]
James Franco hits all new levels of bleak in As I Lay Dying, his third directorial turn in less than a year and a weighty exercise in unorthodox editing techniques and dyspeptic murmurings. While its source novel remains one of the most brilliantly observed pieces of literature in modern history, this cinematic adaptation merely lives to see itself crushed under the weight of its own extended pomposity.
Dominic Mill Dominic Mill Sep 25, 2013
2 stars
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