Articles by Ellis Whitehouse
About Ellis Whitehouse (29 Articles)
I write a lot of stuff about film related wonders and publish them for others to read. Whether or not you like, dislike, loath, or love what I say is your destiny alone. Diversity of opinion is a wonderful thing and I love hearing other people's thoughts. (But I happen to be right.)
"Just because the majority of critics have found issues with a film you personally love doesn’t mean it should become law to assume the same position."
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"'High-Rise' is an explosion in a delirium factory, deftly handling its class-war politics and has a lot on its mind regarding the nature of humans living in enclosed spaces."
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"The Witch" is an exploration of minimalist tenure, with devotion to bleak atmosphere, period setting, and quietly unsettling scenes that will drive a lot of audiences out of the door because it’s not making them jump.
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"Many studios won’t hire lower profile actors, actresses, directors, and film crews from ethnic minorities and mixed races because it’s perceived they will not bring in the box office revenue. That’s the fundamental issue here."
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Chloe Grace Moretz is stranded in a bland and pedestrian attempt to squeeze out another YA dystopian series walking a thoroughly demolished path.
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"This is a film for the fans, plain and simple. The story arc brims with emotional resonance and the grounding nexus of family conflict..."
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"Join George, Joey, Ellis, and Colin for a round-table discussion about Star Wars: The Franchise, the old, the new, and the 'forcecoming'."
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"The most impressive feature of 'Carol' is Todd Hayne’s attention to the period setting of the 1950s, and without distracting from the intimacy of the relationship."
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"As a film, the path it follows generally doesn’t stray far from a well-trodden path, and if it wasn’t for the caliber of the stars, it wouldn’t be as engaging as it is."
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"'Spectre' does not reach the pristine, fresh eloquence of 'Skyfall', but crafts a solid Bond entry that’s satisfyingly full to the brim with spectacle, professional action, and self-deprecating opulence."
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