Miles Howard

Miles Howard
Miles Howard's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Boston Phoenix
Publications: Boston Phoenix

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
92% Backcountry (2015) No film in recent memory better depicts how adventurous urbanites get into trouble outdoors than Backcountry, a tense Canadian thriller from Andrew MacDonald. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 8, 2019
88% Cast Away (2000) Wilson jokes aside, Robert Zemeckis's Castaway is a surprisingly haunting movie about what it's like to be alone on a deserted island for a very long time. - Vice EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 8, 2019
62% Alive (1993) I'm not crying. You're crying. - Vice EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 8, 2019
79% The Grey (2012) The Grey is less about the wolves and more about the specter of death that stalks each of the men. - Vice EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 8, 2019
No Score Yet Letter Never Sent (Neotpravlennoye pismo) (1959) Letter Never Sent is a dark, brooding film that doubles as a subtle parody of Soviet Union ideals like altruism and resolve. - Vice EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 8, 2019
89% Arctic (2019) Incredible but exhausting. - Vice EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 8, 2019
2/4 90% Portrait of Wally (2012) Wally sputters to an unremarkable conclusion. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 20, 2012
3/4 88% Once I Was (The Matchmaker) (2012) The jokes come naturally and frequently, but the film also haunts with unexpected potency... - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 20, 2012
2.5/4 75% Disneynature Chimpanzee (2012) Combines breathtaking wildlife footage with silly, self-conscious voiceover narration aimed at preschoolers. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 25, 2012
3/4 No Score Yet Anita (2009) Much of the credit is due to Ms. Manzo, whose performance is so authentically realized that it eclipses Carnevale's uneven art design and occasionally clunky camerawork. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 19, 2012
1.5/4 7% Losing Control (2012) With its labored parade of polygamists, neurotic Jewish parents, and projectile semen explosions, Control offers nothing new. This one should have stayed in a test tube. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 3, 2012
2/4 67% The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye (2012) The blasé result feels like a great disservice to P-Orridge, who conducts himself with genuine grace. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Mar 20, 2012