Ian Gilchrist

Agrees with the Tomatometer 100% of the time.

Publications:
HeyUGuys
Total Reviews:
11

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Showing 1 - 11 of 11
Rating T-Meter Title | Year Add Date
4/5 91% The Hunt (2013) " The last moments of the film elicited gasps from several people in the audience." — HeyUGuys
Posted Nov 30, 2012
3/5 94% Room 237 (2013) " The idea of collating these people's ideas in a feature film and dragging them off the internet and into the light of a projector beam is an intriguing one, but at over 100 minutes it's fair to say that most peoples' interest will wane before the end." — HeyUGuys
Posted Oct 5, 2012
3/5 65% The Iceman (2013) " As satisfying as it is on a number of levels, The Iceman's failure to shine enough light on Kuklinski's psyche prevents it from possibly achieving the greatness it aspires to." — HeyUGuys
Posted Oct 3, 2012
3.5/5 82% Sightseers (2013) " Sightseers achieves the relatively rare feat of striking the right balance between sharply observed characterisation and jet black humour that takes it beyond the absurd." — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 27, 2012
3.5/5 82% Seven Psychopaths (2012) " Like 'In Bruges', much of the pleasure derived from the film comes from the interaction of the characters, but Christopher Walken's Hans unassumingly steals the film." — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 23, 2012
1/5 42% To The Wonder (2013) " The interaction between the leads is about as enticing as watching paint dry!" — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 23, 2012
2.5/5 66% Spring Breakers (2013) " As the film progresses the hedonism and then the violence, escalate to absurd levels, removing the action from the realm of reality." — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 13, 2012
4/5 86% The Master (2012) " This is film-making to be admired and enthralled by, rather than being engaged on an emotional level." — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 11, 2012
4/5 81% The Place Beyond The Pines (2013) " A superb drama that is focuses unflinchingly on the often anguished relationship between men and their boys, between men and other men, and between men and themselves." — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 10, 2012
3/5 65% Antiviral (2013) " To his credit, while Cronenberg loads the film with a lot of ideas about physical, psychological and cultural illness, it all holds together well and doesn't feel over as stuffed as many debut features do." — HeyUGuys
Posted Sep 8, 2012
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