All articles by Tim Hayes
Zack Snyder’s Justice League reloads for the streaming wars
Licensed by a content-desperate Warner Bros, Zack Snyder reworks the ill-executed 2017 DC superheroes mash-up Justice League at double-feature length, which means reinforced plot points and even some agreeable idiosyncrasy along with the inevitable self-indulgence.
By Tim Hayes
Quo Vadis, Aida? gives fitting fictional treatment to Srebenica’s genocidal horror
By Tim Hayes
Nocturnal review: a stripped-down portrait of British coastal malaise
By Tim Hayes
Danny DeVito’s Hoffa is a rare Hollywood left turn
By Tim Hayes
Driven review: John DeLorean biopic speeds in and out of court
By Tim Hayes
Rambo: Last Blood review – Stallone’s old killer finds a reason to kill on
By Tim Hayes
Sanity is not enough: Jack Ryan versus the world’s hotheads
By Tim Hayes
Death Wish returns once more to boil our blood
By Tim Hayes
The Snowman review: a thriller that fails to thrill
By Tim Hayes
Blade Runner 2049 review: the future’s still questionable
By Tim Hayes
Rogue One: a Star Wars Story review – a space saga in the doldrums
By Tim Hayes
Encounters 2016 preview: Mutant strains lurk just beneath the skin
By Tim Hayes
In search of lost time: Bryan Singer’s superhero mind games
By Tim Hayes
Tenderise the night: Zack Snyder v the raw world
By Tim Hayes
Remember life: the best international live-action shorts at Encounters 2015
By Tim Hayes
Radical Bristol 2015: back to the cinema of the future?
By Tim Hayes
Keeping our end up? Edinburgh 2015’s Best of British
By Tim Hayes
I sing the body elastic: a lament at the straightening of superheroes
By Tim Hayes
Encounters 2014: inhabit the home of one’s enemy
By Tim Hayes