Denmark – Review
Many a World Happiness Index has placed Denmark within the Top 10 best countries in the world to live in.…
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Uncut Gems – Review
The Safdie Brothers’ Uncut Gems doesn’t feel so much like a movie, at times, but rather an unbridled assault on…
JoJo Rabbit – Review
A film where an imaginary Hitler is played for laughs doesn’t really sound like your usual six-time-nominated Oscar fodder. And…
Blindspotting – Review
Rap music has long been a platform for aggrieved minorities to express their oppression through a heightened use of language.…
Six Of The Best: LGBT Cinema
It’s Pride Month and, here at Moviescramble, we are only too happy to get our rainbow on. Representations of the…
Paddleton – Review
Assisted suicide. It doesn’t exactly sound like the ideal topic for a “buddy movie”. And yet, it’s exactly this tug-on-the-heartstrings…
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Vox Lux – Review
When I covered Agnieszka Smoczyńska’s Fugue and discussed it’s shocking and unsettling opening scenes, I thought that nothing would top that in…
Fugue (Fuga) – Review
A woman teeters on her heels; unsteady on her feet. She’s walking on a railway line and her clothes are…
Thunder Road – Review
You get a sense of what awaits you as the opening scene of Thunder Road unfolds. Adapted from a thirteen…
Border – Review
Films like Border do not come along very often, especially to UK cinemas. This, more than anything else, is a…