Babylon 5: The Road Home
A welcome return to a beloved franchise
Graeme Strachan
@The_reviewist
Graeme Strachan is a writer based in Edinburgh.
He has been a critic and reviewer for over 15 years, covering film, theatre, video-games and restaurants.
He also likes to dabble in film and television production during the day.
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Sound of Freedom
A well made but simplistically written thriller, not worth all the hyperbole
Mission: Impossible
Dead Reckoning Part One
Frantic and thrilling action isn't up to the highest standards of the franchise
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
A poor swan-song for a much-loved character
Babylon
Beneath the glitz and glamour is a pit as shallow and lifeless as the people it portrays
Unwelcome
A frustrating and messy horror that wastes a decent premise and delightful practical effects
Rashomon
A timeless insight into the plurality of truth
Tár
A thunderous performance from Blanchett in a languid pseudo-biopic
Empire of Light
Beautiful and heartfelt, if disparate, ode to cinema
The Stranger
A dark and sinister walk alongside evil itself