Michael Hann
Michael Hann's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s):
Guardian
Movies reviews only
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Parchís: The Documentary (2019) |
It's absolutely fascinating, a window on a world most Anglophone pop fans won't even know existed. - The Spectator
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| Posted May 18, 2020
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Beastie Boys Story (2020) |
I came away from it wishing the Beastie Boys were my friends, and feeling glad they still care for each other. - The Spectator
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| Posted May 18, 2020
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The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014) |
Cliche piles on cliche, but it's good-natured, undemanding fun. - Guardian
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| Posted Sep 04, 2014
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Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me (2012) |
The result is an observed story, without the why of Big Star's musical disintegration that is at the heart of their enduring legend. - Guardian
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| Posted Aug 01, 2014
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Summer in February (2013) |
Proof that truth is duller than fiction comes with this tale of real events in the Lamorna artists' colony in Cornwall in the months before the first world war. - Guardian
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| Posted Jun 13, 2013
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Crossfire Hurricane (2012) |
In its own way, Crossfire Hurricane is just like one of those Stones albums of the last three decades: it's fun, it has terrific moments, but in the end it pales in comparison with earlier triumphs. - Guardian
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| Posted Oct 18, 2012
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Switch (2011) |
The schlock factor increases with every passing frame, but at least it's never boring, though whether it needs quite so many shots of Vanasse's unclad breasts is doubtful. - Guardian
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| Posted Mar 29, 2012
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Monte Carlo (2011) |
[A] good-natured but insipid vehicle for tween star Selena Gomez... - Guardian
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| Posted Oct 20, 2011
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Dolphin Tale (2011) |
It's easy to roll one's eyes at Dolphin Tale, which is heavy on swelling music and how children - aw, shucks! - can teach adults a thing or two about holding on to hope. - Guardian
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| Posted Oct 13, 2011
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The Devil's Rock (2011) |
By keeping the action confined to the tunnels and cells of the blockhouse, Campion creates a claustrophobic setting, but for all the gore and demonic transmogrification, there's a distinct lack of chills and frights. - Guardian
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| Posted Jul 07, 2011
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