Film review by Jason Day of Game Night, the comedy about suburbanites in trouble, starring Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams.
Comedy
Game Night (2018). Glib but funny millennial-angst comedy thriller.
Comedy film
The Old Dark House (1932). Creaking, camp and comic chiller starring Boris Karloff.
Film review, by Jason Day, of The Old Dark House, the horror film about people stranded during at a storm at an isolated house owned by the odd Femm family. Directed by James Whale and starring Melvyn Douglas and Gloria Stuart.
Comedy
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2017). Film review of the satire starring Frances McDormand.
Film review by Claire Durrant of Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, the comedy starring Frances McDormand about a mother who takes action when the police fail to progress an investigation into her daughter’s murder.
Comedy
Downsizing (2017). Film review of the whimsical comedy about humans shrinking themselves.
Film review by Jason Day of the comedy Downsizing, starring Matt Damon and Christoph Waltz as two humans who shrink themselves as part of a global bid to halt the human environmental imprint on the planet.
Comedy
Home Again (2017). Smug, unfunny romcom for me, appealing comedy for my friend Julie Allen – who is correct?
Film review by Jason Day (and PR Supremo Julie Allen) of Home Again, the romcom starring Reese Witherspoon as a single woman who finds herself living with three homeless movie-making young men on the cusp of the big time.
Jason
Julie Allen
Best F(r)iends (2017). Claire Durrant writes about the ‘legend’ that is Tommy Wiseau.
Film review, by Claire Durrant, of the Tommy Wiseau directed comedy thriller about a man who, after losing everything, gets a second chance by a friendly mortician.
Comedy
Going In Style (2017). Film review; 2/5 stars for this genial heist comedy.
Film review by Jason Day of the pensioner bank heist comedy Going in Style, starring Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Alan Arkin.
Comedy
