Doug Jamieson
The @RottenTomatoes 🍅 certified film critic behind The Jam Report. Awards Editor at @Filmotomy. Member: @DorianAwards, @OFCS, @auscritic, @AACTA
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REVIEW – ‘Sinners’ is nothing short of cinematic magic Posted at 10:22h in Featured, Reviews Writer/director Ryan Coogler has never been a director to play it safe, but Sinners is undoubtedly his most audacious and ambitious swing yet—and one that connects with a mighty roar. Melding historical specificity with genre insanity, Southern folklore with blood-drenched pulp, and the visceral rhythm of Black music culture with supernatural horror, Sinners is the rare kind of film that doesn’t just...
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REVIEW – ‘Tinā’ is an earnest, deeply moving, and emotionally intelligent crowdpleaser Posted at 21:05h in Reviews There’s a certain kind of film that doesn’t just show its heart but wears it so openly that you can feel the pulse between the frames.
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thejamreport.com | Doug Jamieson
REVIEW – ‘Snow White’ is an earnest attempt at breathing new life into a classic Posted at 05:05h in Reviews After three years of being the internet’s favourite punching bag, Disney’s live-action reimagining of Snow White is finally here.
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filmotomy.com | Doug Jamieson
With the announcement of this year’s Oscar winners, another long awards season has come to a close. While most categories went according to plan, we had a couple of surprises, albeit nothing you’d call a huge shocker. And certainly none you’d call a bad decision. As is tradition, let’s take a closer look at everything that went down with the good, the bad, and the ugly of the 97th Academy Awards.
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filmotomy.com | Doug Jamieson
Sean Baker’s Anora has dominated the 97th Academy Awards with five wins for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress for Mikey Madison, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Film Editing. Baker makes history as the first person to win four Academy Awards in one evening for the same film. He ties the record with Walt Disney for the most Oscars by one person in one ceremony.
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Anapela Polataivao delivers one of the year's most quietly powerful performances in the absolutely gorgeous Kiwi gem TINĀ. Equally heartbreaking, heartwarming, and humorous, it's a beautiful portrait of one woman's journey through grief. Haven't cried like that in a long time. https://t.co/ayJjFwHqSP
Despite its far-fetched plot requiring plenty of suspension of disbelief, DROP is a hugely entertaining thriller that soars on the strengths of a pulpy storyline, slick production values, and a stellar performance from Meghann Fahy. A solid good time at the cinema. #DropTheMovie https://t.co/oXpVnBERmj
Seated and ready for a preview screening of DROP. Thanks to @UniversalPicsAU for the invite. #DropTheMovie https://t.co/z5WzbMLtA7