Wings of Desire
A moment in time, captured in existential wonder
Graeme Strachan
@The_reviewist
Graeme Strachan is a writer, editor, and journalist based in Edinburgh.
He has been a critic and reviewer for over 15 years in areas including theatre, video games and restaurant critique; and likes to dabbles in film and television production.
He lives in hope for the day where he finds a more profitable use for his Classical Studies degree than obscure questions in a pub quiz.
https://reviewism.wordpress.com
95 articles
The Northman
Like a campfire tale of bloody glory told snobbishly over cocktails and canapés
Swan Song
Soulful and beautiful, if slightly derivative, contemplation on the brevity of life
The Matrix Resurrections
Maybe the real Matrix was the studio system all along
Sacrilege
Watching this film is a more horrible experience than the nightmarish fates the characters experience
Kate
Assassin action drama a derivative waste of good talent
Hall
Indie horror starts well but unfortunately drifts into mediocrity
Chernobyl 1986
Entertaining, if ridiculous, tribute to the true heroes of the Chernobyl disaster
Prince of Muck
A sombre reflection on the passage of time, wearing down all things
The Road Dance
This cold and harrowing story is almost as dreich as the Hebrides it is set in