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  • 3 weeks ago | msn.com | Robbie Collin

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  • 3 weeks ago | telegraph.co.uk | Robbie Collin

    There are few plot devices more pleasing than a surprise whose shock value mellows into pure karmic satisfaction, and Echo Valley delivers the toe-wriggler of the year. This pensive, riveting Apple TV+ thriller performs a sort of narrative jiu-jitsu on its audience - using the weight of an early, straightforward twist as leverage in a second, more elaborate one, which cumulatively leaves the viewer breathless and giddy on the mat.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Robbie Collin

    “A day without electricity,” mused John C Reilly, as he took to the stage at tonight’s Cannes Film Festival awards. The Walk Hard and Step Brothers star, an unlikely but pleasing Cannes stalwart, was referring to the five-hour power cut that brought much of the city to a standstill earlier today – though not the Palais de Festivals itself, which somehow wangled itself a private supply until the lights snapped back on in the late afternoon.

  • 1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Robbie Collin

  • 1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Robbie Collin

    Wes Anderson’s critics often grumble that he keeps making the same film over and over again. But what’s actually happening is subtly yet crucially different: each of his films only becomes conceivable, let alone possible, thanks to those he made first. No Bottle Rocket and Rushmore? Then no Royal Tenenbaums either. You can’t reach The Grand Budapest Hotel without stopping at The Darjeeling Limited, Moonrise Kingdom and Fantastic Mr Fox first.