Rosen’s eloquent, wondrous film offers a deceivingly simple yet powerful view of a war-ridden rabbit society.
Hoene allows the cockney swears to flow as deliriously as the truly convincing blood splatter.
To be, or not to be. Kenneth Branagh’s seminal Hamlet is as conflicted and vital as life itself.
There’s a sense, at the end here, that Owen is all better now, but he’s not.
Branagh’s adaptation trades depth and cultural exploration for a few quick fireworks.
The misguided far outweighs the wise in P.J. Hogan’s film adaptation of Peter Pan.