Sam Woolf - Page 4
Sunset Song is the kind of film that makes hours in a multiplex theatre feel like curling up fireside with a good book.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 17, 2015
The Wave may be like a lot of other disaster movies out there, but does more with less than much of the competition.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 17, 2015
It’s hard to imagine a scenario where James White can’t be pointed to as among the best of this year’s American debuts.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 17, 2015
Strong performances and direction allow the smartly assembled Louder Than Bombs to ring true.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 16, 2015
Like many a mother, The Meddler can be frustrating on occasion, but is worth giving your time to.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 16, 2015
Equals may lack for inspired construction and razor-sharp plotting, but achieves moments of tactile sensuality that are rare for its genre.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 16, 2015
The Program streamlines Armstrong’s career down to a hastily told and mostly hollow sports drama.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 14, 2015
Strong casting and a bawdy sense of humour help to freshen up Lolo’s stale trappings.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 14, 2015
What Trumbo lacks for inspiration it makes up for with a high wattage ensemble, zippy dialogue, and unexpected modesty.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 13, 2015
You’ll know if Truth really has done its job if it compels you to ask questions about the history it dramatizes.
Sam Woolf
Sam Woolf
Sep 12, 2015
