Linda Marric

London

Freelance Film Critic and Interviewer at Freelance

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Articles

The Passengers Review - HeyUGuys

1 week ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

Thomas F. Mazziotti's is more than a documentary - it's a time capsule, exhumed from the vaults of New York's past to speak directly to the present. Shot in the 1990s and left untouched for over 30 years, the film presents a mosaic of raw, unfiltered testimonies from everyday New Yorkers navigating a city in flux. In a brisk but deeply affecting 71 minutes, The Passengers delivers a potent reflection on urban chaos, human vulnerability and the persistence of truth and authenticity.
Elio Review - HeyUGuys

1 week ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

With Elio, Pixar once again launches audiences into an emotional rollercoaster-this time with a sci-fi adventure that's as visually dazzling as it is thematically rich.
F1 The Movie Review

1 week ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

Buckle up. F1 The Movie is poised to dominate the summer blockbuster track with the same adrenaline, charisma, and pulse-pounding action that defines Formula One itself. Directed by Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick, Twisters), this sleek, stylish, and turbo-charged old-fashioned summer romp, is the very definition of a crowd-pleaser.
Ballerina Review - HeyUGuys

3 weeks ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

The John Wick franchise has always thrived on its tight choreography, minimalist storytelling, and relentless pace, but Ballerina, the latest entry in the universe, takes a noticeably different approach-and not always to its benefit. Directed by Len Wiseman (The Underworld films, Total Recall), rather than franchise stalwart Chad Stahelski, the film presents a tonal shift that might intrigue some fans, but will ultimately leave others wanting more.
The Last Rodeo Review

1 month ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

There's a certain kind of film some audiences insist Hollywood has forgotten how to make-and The Last Rodeo feels like a deliberate attempt to prove otherwise. Directed by Jon Avnet ( Fried Green Tomatoes), this heartwarming and decidedly old-school drama blends redemption, faith and family into a story that feels both familiar and designed to make you feel all fuzzy inside.
Fountain of Youth Review

1 month ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

Guy Ritchie's latest film, Fountain of Youth, is an ambitious, globe-trotting caper that delivers plenty of style but struggles to find its footing as a cohesive adventure. Written by James Vanderbilt and packed with A-list stars, high-octane set pieces and Ritchie's trademark wit, the film has all the ingredients of a blockbuster-yet somehow ends up feeling less than the sum of its parts.
London Critics' Circle Film Section Announces New Leadership

1 month ago | criticscircle.org.uk | Linda Marric

LONDON, UK – 21/05/2025 – The Film Section of the London Critics’ Circle today is delighted to announce the election of its new leadership team, ushering in an exciting new chapter for our organisation. Jane Crowther has been elected as the new Chair, taking over the role from Rich Cline. A longstanding member of the Critics’ Circle, Crowther has written about film since becoming news editor on Flicks Magazine, and spent years as a freelancer before moving to Total Film as features editor.
Tom Cruise's 10 best movies

1 month ago | uk.movies.yahoo.com | Linda Marric

Often described as the last remaining movie star, Tom Cruise has had one of the most glowing film careers of any actor of his generation. Despite still missing that elusive Oscar win, he has remained one of the few actors in Hollywood capable of commanding almost any price both as a performer and producer.
Tom Cruise's 10 best movies

1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Linda Marric

Often described as the last remaining movie star, Tom Cruise has had one of the most glowing film careers of any actor of his generation. Despite still missing that elusive Oscar win, he has remained one of the few actors in Hollywood capable of commanding almost any price both as a performer and producer.
Hallow Road Review - HeyUGuys

1 month ago | heyuguys.com | Linda Marric

Hallow Road proves that the British film industry still has the ability to nurture sharp, fresh voices-especially when those voices come with something truly compelling to say. This debut screenplay from William Gillies, a graduate of the National Film and Television School and a long-time admirer of horror cinema, marks a significant first outing. What makes this even more impressive is the maturity and precision of Gillies' script.