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Doesn't quite live up to its early promise, but still a solid debut from first-time British writer/director. May 29, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Doesn't quite live up to its early promise, but still a solid debut from first-time British writer/director.
Adam Woodward
The writer-director Guy Myhill brings an engaging mix of abrasiveness and lyricism to a film that seems at times like a British equivalent to David Gordon Green's early films. May 28, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The writer-director Guy Myhill brings an engaging mix of abrasiveness and lyricism to a film that seems at times like a British equivalent to David Gordon Green's early films.
Geoffrey Macnab
The setting for Guy Myhill's terrific coming-of-age drama The Goob is the wind-blasted flatland of rural Norfolk, but there's a reckless, lawless quality to this land and its community that evokes the backwoods of America's deep south. May 28, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
The setting for Guy Myhill's terrific coming-of-age drama The Goob is the wind-blasted flatland of rural Norfolk, but there's a reckless, lawless quality to this land and its community that evokes the backwoods of America's deep south.
Wendy Ide
A really intelligent essay in classic Brit social realism, well-acted and beautifully photographed by cinematographer Simon Tindall. May 28, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A really intelligent essay in classic Brit social realism, well-acted and beautifully photographed by cinematographer Simon Tindall.
Peter Bradshaw
Despite the wide-open scenery, the film exerts a forceful, pressure-cooker sense of claustrophobic inevitability. May 26, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Despite the wide-open scenery, the film exerts a forceful, pressure-cooker sense of claustrophobic inevitability.
Cath Clarke
The Goob is less about linear narrative than presenting a fragmentary drift of events and a spirit of place that's deeply claustrophobic. May 31, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The Goob is less about linear narrative than presenting a fragmentary drift of events and a spirit of place that's deeply claustrophobic.
Jonathan Romney
Some typical Britfilm flourishes are present and correct - moody shots of the Goob whipping through the long grass, brandishing a stick - but the Norfolk setting, its sincere leads and an affecting score keep things a touch above the usual. May 28, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Some typical Britfilm flourishes are present and correct - moody shots of the Goob whipping through the long grass, brandishing a stick - but the Norfolk setting, its sincere leads and an affecting score keep things a touch above the usual.
Damon Wise
There is a skittishness to Guy Myhill's debut that initially feels impressionistic but ultimately seems like carelessness as his narrative weaves unsteadily through its central character's coming of age, unsure where to place its emphasis. May 25, 2015 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
There is a skittishness to Guy Myhill's debut that initially feels impressionistic but ultimately seems like carelessness as his narrative weaves unsteadily through its central character's coming of age, unsure where to place its emphasis.
Amber Wilkinson
Myhill's debut has admirable artistic ambition and a pungent sense of place and longing. May 25, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Myhill's debut has admirable artistic ambition and a pungent sense of place and longing.
At the centre of it all, lanky newcomer Walpole gives a remarkable, sympathetic performance as a boy on the cusp of manhood, struggling with the pressures of a small-town environment and a half-formed desire for something more. May 25, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
At the centre of it all, lanky newcomer Walpole gives a remarkable, sympathetic performance as a boy on the cusp of manhood, struggling with the pressures of a small-town environment and a half-formed desire for something more.
Nikki Baughan
A wordless montage of the Goob's night-long first date with one of the migrant pickers who harvest the crops is transcendent. March 22, 2015 | Full Review…
A wordless montage of the Goob's night-long first date with one of the migrant pickers who harvest the crops is transcendent.
Elise Nakhnikian
Both alluring and achingly desolate ... It's hard to say what Myhill's goal for film is, apart placing Norfolk centre stage. November 19, 2014 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Both alluring and achingly desolate ... It's hard to say what Myhill's goal for film is, apart placing Norfolk centre stage.
Lisa Giles-Keddie
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