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      Charles Gant's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Variety Screen International Independent (UK) Heat Magazine

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      Rating T-Meter Title | Year Review
      F (2010) F is unlikely to prove a core-curriculum choice for cinema auds. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Sep 30, 2019
      5/5
      American Animals (2018) The trick of American Animals is that the film creates powerfully gripping drama, even as we inwardly beg for the lads to call a halt. - Metro Newspaper (UK)
      Read More | Posted Sep 05, 2018
      Ethel & Ernest (2016) Ethel & Ernest is, at its heart, a fond character study... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Dec 07, 2017
      Jawbone (2017) Jawbone is that rare film that actually feels shorter than its nimble running time ... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 08, 2017
      The Brand New Testament (2015) Consistently playful, often delightful and frequently funny. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2016
      Mum's List (2016) A touching - if rather soft-edged - cancer weepie ... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Nov 22, 2016
      Mindhorn (2016) The transitions from suave conceit to quiet desperation raise a fair few smiles, even if the pompous man-child veers a little close to Coogan's own Alan Partridge on occasion. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Oct 10, 2016
      David Brent: Life on the Road (2016) Nostalgic fans should squirm to their heart's content through the consistently entertaining, fitfully inspired Life On The Road ... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Aug 10, 2016
      The Girl With All the Gifts (2016) A smartly compelling, emotionally engaging and stylishly executed film ... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Aug 03, 2016
      The White King (2016) Essentially refracting Orwell's 1984 through the eyes of a 12-year-old boy, the film succeeds best at evoking its sinister, hermetic world. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Jun 27, 2016
      Kids in Love (2016) What emerges is a rather unremarkable celebration of London's hip, handsome and privileged - a sunkissed drama that may alienate more than it endears. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Jun 22, 2016
      Moon Dogs (2016) A deft blend of mismatched-buddy road movie, coming-of-age comedy and youthful love triangle. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Jun 19, 2016
      Starfish (2016) Starfish is the story of a family, and most of all a marriage - offering a relatable hook to events that are very far from the experiences of most audience members. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Jun 19, 2016
      Brakes (2016) A labour of love that naturally encourages indulgence of its variable production values. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Jun 17, 2016
      Me Before You (2016) Resistance to this delirious romantic tragedy is futile, save for that nagging voice in our head wondering if it really has to be this way. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 24, 2016
      It's Only the End of the World (2016) Despite consummate filmmaking skill, it's hard to escape the feeling that this is minor Dolan: an inter-course palate cleanser between the giddy, audacious Mommy and his upcoming starry English language debut The Death and Life of John F Donovan. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 19, 2016
      Hell or High Water (2016) Nine films into his all-over-the-map 14-year movie career, David Mackenzie delivers what is certainly his most commercially appealing entry so far, and one of his most fully achieved. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 16, 2016
      Tour de France (2016) An amiable mismatched-buddy road movie that throws together veteran acting legend Grard Depardieu with rapper Sadek in his first movie role. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 15, 2016
      The Transfiguration (2016) A vampire movie that looks, feels, walks and talks like a gritty US indie flick. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2016
      Elstree 1976 (2015) While the quirky outcome falls short of that ambition, it offers a slice of enjoyable nostalgia, capturing a sense of life as silly, surprising, regretful and all too fleeting. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 02, 2016
      Boulevard (2014) Montiel serves his material with quiet proficiency, without ever exhibiting the affinity that powered his acclaimed 2006 debut A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Mar 29, 2016
      Of Men and War (2014) The devastating toll of post-traumatic stress disorder inflicted by the Iraq and Afghanistan wars on U.S. soldiers is vividly presented in Of Men and War, a slow-burn documentary from France's Laurent Becue-Renard. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Nov 05, 2015
      Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse (2015) Genre fans close in age to the characters depicted onscreen should be appreciative of the enjoyably familiar mix of inspired comedy moments, smart zingers, grossout gags and nudity ... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Oct 29, 2015
      The Walk (2015) Zemeckis aims bold and broad, with a genre melder that begins as an antic caper, mutates into a heist thriller, and then finally delivers the visceral and poetic spectacle that is the film's real USP. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Sep 27, 2015
      Miss You Already (2015) This tender, gently funny depiction of female friendship benefits from nicely committed work from [its] lead actresses... but suffers from unconvincing moments and struggles to convert diverse story elements into an especially compelling whole. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Sep 15, 2015
      The Visit (2015) When the narrative dust finally settles, what's left is a twisted-comedy exploitation of old-timer craziness that leaves a rather nasty taste in the mouth. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Sep 09, 2015
      The Hallow (2015) Acclaimed pop promo director Corin Hardy makes a slick, confident debut with supernatural horror The Hallow. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted Jun 20, 2015
      Hippocrates (2014) Filmmakers with significant life experience outside the creative arts are becoming ever rarer creatures, but France's Thomas Lilti exploits his original career to the fullest in his fitfully engaging comedy-drama Hippocrates. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Jun 17, 2015
      Inside Out (2015) Pixar Animation delivers yet another richly realised, candy-coloured universe in the reliably witty, emotionally deft Inside Out ... - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 18, 2015
      The Sea of Trees (2015) This will likely struggle to engage the middlebrow cinemagoers who might most appreciate it, especially given its rather gloomy-sounding premise. - Screen International
      Read More | Posted May 16, 2015
      Spike Island (2012) [The Stone Roses'] debut long player is one of the few rock albums that might justly be assessed all killer, no filler; Whitecross and Coghill's sincerely intended love letter to the era, not so much. - Variety
      Read More | Posted May 04, 2015
      45 Years (2015) Haigh's casting choices for the two lead roles pay rich dividends. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Apr 20, 2015
      Get Santa (2014) Overall, there's as much for adults to enjoy as kids, although the latter will probably be the only ones to appreciate the farting reindeer and the poop pellets fired at cop cars in pursuit. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Dec 17, 2014
      Pulp (2014) The appealing essence of the titular Britpop band is explored in Pulp, an artfully witty documentary that captures the "Common People" stars as they reunite for one final concert in their hometown of Sheffield. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Nov 17, 2014
      For Those in Peril (2013) Wright's strongest achievement here is an evocative depiction of place, where young teens flee from adult supervision and danger lies in wait. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Sep 29, 2014
      The Inbetweeners 2 (2014) "The Inbetweeners 2" happily dissolves ... lofty concerns in giddy gales of hilarity. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Aug 06, 2014
      Pride (2014) Overall the film is so warmhearted, its themes of friendship and mutual respect so resonant, that few will begrudge it such heightened moments. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Jul 10, 2014
      Catch Me Daddy (2014) Music video helmer Daniel Wolfe and his brother Matthew confirm that style and content need not be mutually exclusive with their impressive feature debut ... - Variety
      Read More | Posted May 16, 2014
      Party Girl (2014) So far, Samuel Theis' instincts that his own family can provide characters just as rich as conventionally scripted dramas is proving astute ... - Variety
      Read More | Posted May 15, 2014
      Chinese Puzzle (2013) Bringing an appreciative outsider's perspective to the sights, sounds and polyglot energy of New York, Klapisch and his collaborators ensure that the two hours whiz by decoratively and entertainingly. - Variety
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2014
      Next Goal Wins (2014) A genial documentary crowdpleaser about the world's worst international soccer team. - Variety
      Read More | Posted May 06, 2014
      The Love Punch (2013) Emma Thompson and Pierce Brosnan deserve better than this creaky heist-caper comedy from 'Last Chance Harvey' director Joel Hopkins. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Apr 15, 2014
      Cuban Fury (2014) Overall, it's just enough to send the date-movie crowd home with a smile on their face and a tingle of joy in their heart. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Apr 07, 2014
      The Quiet Ones (2014) There's little that's exactly new or fresh in Hammer Films' latest exercise in retro horror. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Apr 02, 2014
      Diana (2013) This Princess Di biopic swerves past the pitfall of tastelessness only to risk a more perilous roadblock: dullness. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Sep 09, 2013
      The Wee Man (2013) The violent past of onetime Glasgow gangster Paul Ferris yields a banal biopic in "The Wee Man," returning multihyphenate Ray Burdis ("Love, Honor and Obey") to the director's chair after an absence of 13 years. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Feb 07, 2013
      Storage 24 (2012) A London self-storage facility provides an appropriately eerie location for Storage 24, an amiably routine genre pic that combines sci-fi and horror elements. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Jan 10, 2013
      Broken (2012) Norris' film does find a beating heart, if not exactly a focus, in the tender father-daughter relationship between Archie and Skunk, nicely underplayed by Roth and Laurence. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Dec 18, 2012
      Taken 2 (2012) Neeson, despite having turned 60 in June, looks spritely enough in the role, and more than capable of another go-round should Taken 2 match its predecessor's success. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Oct 05, 2012
      Dreams of a Life (2011) A riveting tale of a onetime vivacious personality, described by those who knew her as "stunning," "lovely," and "very well liked," but who nevertheless died alone, friendless and seemingly missed by nobody. - Variety
      Read More | Posted Aug 01, 2012
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