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      Danielle Davenport

      Danielle Davenport's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): One Room With A View
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      Rating T-Meter Title | Year Review
      4/5
      The Imitation Game (2014) Gorgeously realised, engagingly witty and with great performances all around, The Imitation Game is engrossing and accomplished. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Jun 15, 2019
      4/5
      White God (2014) Imaginative, energetic and ambitious, White God is mysterious, unique and ethically perplexing. Warning dog lovers: some scenes may be distressing. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Jun 15, 2019
      3/5
      The Possibilities Are Endless (2014) Hazy, hypnotic, immersive, emotive... The Possibilities Are Endless has much to recommend it. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 31, 2019
      4/5
      Testament of Youth (2014) Emotional, enthralling and well made, this timely cinematic sensation shines through its leading lady who befits the indomitable woman she portrays. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 31, 2019
      3/5
      The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby (2013) The film does not cut sufficiently deep despite a wonderful cast and realistically flawed characters; we are interested but not consumed. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 31, 2019
      3/5
      Camp X-Ray (2014) Notwithstanding good performances, potent imagery and cinematic flair, Camp X-Ray does not cut deep nor surprise. The film stretches some boundaries but breaks none. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 25, 2019
      2/5
      Thirty Nine (2015) Ample action scenes inject the chaos and thrill of the drug trade, but the film struggles to maintain a consistent tone and the jarring soundtrack ultimately kills any buzz. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 25, 2019
      4/5
      Charlie's Country (2013) Charlie's Country is passionate, beautiful and bittersweet as it expresses a poignant tale of vulnerability, rage and sorrow. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 25, 2019
      4/5
      A Girl at My Door (2014) Sophisticated, perplexing and unnerving, A Girl At My Door will haunt long after viewing. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 25, 2019
      5/5
      Ex Machina (2014) A delicate, sensuous and atmospheric film irrespective of its intellectual clout, Ex Machina surges with cerebral and emotional speculation. A startling and unique debut. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 17, 2019
      4/5
      Selma (2014) There is nothing saccharine about Selma. DuVernay does justice to the illustrious subject matter... and that's no mean feat. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 17, 2019
      4/5
      Counting (2015) Simultaneously current and timeless, Counting has no message or creed to preach but is no less profound. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 17, 2019
      3/5
      Cinderella (2015) Cinderella is charmingly enjoyable fairy-tale fun with actually likeable romantic leads. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 16, 2019
      2/5
      Love & Mercy (2014) Unfortunately creative producer and financier Bill Pohlad's revisit to the directorial role becomes a bit of a long and hard slog, regrettably warped by excess. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 16, 2019
      3/5
      Life (2015) Anton Corbijn's snapshot of a photographer and his muse is cool and well made. Unfortunately, in comparison to its tremendous cast, Life is underwhelming. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 16, 2019
      3/5
      Home (2015) Overall, positivity and well-paced plot progression combine to make a pleasant, if occasionally shallow, bubblegum ride into eventual emotional payoff. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      3/5
      Out to Win (2015) As an educational tool, the film buzzes with energy and purpose. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      2/5
      Do I Sound Gay? (2014) An interesting and earnest first glimpse at an intriguing question; hopefully it will inspire others to take up the mantle. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      3/5
      (undefined) Fraught with tension and sensuality, Frangipani is a tasteful film that is worth watching. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      3/5
      Tiger Orange (2014) Tiger Orange is an exceedingly watchable feature debut. Sweet, funny and enjoyable, this is a pleasant feel-good film. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      3/5
      Blackbird (2014) Despite the various inconsistencies, this is a well made, emotionally engaging and entertaining watch. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      4/5
      Stories of Our Lives (2014) This well-judged, vivid and triumphantly beautiful film packs unbelievable power into 60 minutes. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      3/5
      Tab Hunter Confidential (2015) Tab Hunter Confidential is a fascinating and comprehensive biography that successfully conveys Hunter's golden-boy status and subsequent career. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      4/5
      Mala Mala (2014) An edit away from perfection, Mala Mala is an inclusive, inspiring and utterly unflinching treatment of gender expression. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 14, 2019
      2/5
      Magic Mike XXL (2015) Bulging biceps and famous abs can only do so much; sometimes less is just less. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 07, 2019
      2/5
      Boychoir (2014) Despite some likeable moments and perhaps future iTunes success, too much of this film is mediocre and, despite all efforts, emotionally monotonal. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 07, 2019
      2/5
      Hot Pursuit (2015) Hot Pursuit does not deserve vitriol but it is by no means a comedy great. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 04, 2019
      3/5
      Max (2015) Max is deceptively simple and entirely effective. Heart-melting and humorous, this moving film has more to offer than an adorable dog. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 04, 2019
      2/5
      The Transporter Refueled (2015) The Transporter Refuelled has a good core but not much more. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted May 04, 2019
      4/5
      The Club (2015) A uniquely absorbing and provoking film. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Apr 04, 2019
      4/5
      The Jungle Book (2016) Director Jon Favreau expertly navigates the line between reverence and reinvention, making this the best Disney live-action adaptation yet. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Apr 04, 2019
      3/5
      The Silent Storm (2014) McFarlane's feature debut overflows with expansive and explosive emotions. An intense picture that does not coddle, The Silent Storm embraces its atmospheric identity, fervent soundtrack and otherworldly environment. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Apr 02, 2019
      2/5
      Fifty Shades Darker (2017) Darker flails indecisively between elegance and lewdness and ends up owning neither. Bland, silly and riddled with bewildering and snort-inducing moments, Fifty Shades Darker is ultimately unsatisfying. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Mar 07, 2019
      2/5
      Stratton (2017) A frustrating, bland, cliché-ridden affair that does nobody involved any favours. Blink and you'll forget it, and that's no bad thing. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Feb 27, 2019
      4/5
      Angels Wear White (2017) Heartbreaking and rousing in equal measure, it is simply not possible to watch without feeling incentivised to act. A film that lingers in the mind. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Feb 21, 2019
      3/5
      Abracadabra (2017) A magical realist extravaganza of tragic masculinity, it had us crying with laughter. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Feb 21, 2019
      4/5
      A Ciambra (2017) An uncompromising coming-of-age tale from a director skilled not just in collaborating with untrained actors but in observing society. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Feb 21, 2019
      2/5
      Reinventing Marvin (2017) Anne Fontaine's latest packs some serious punch but it is not without its shortcomings. - One Room With A View
      Read More | Posted Feb 21, 2019
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