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It's Just Movies is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Ron Wilkinson.

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9/10
The Rescue (2021) Ron Wilkinson The rescue of the millennium. Houdini never did it better.
Posted Nov 20, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
The French Dispatch (2021) Ron Wilkinson If the directors past films employ artistic license this one is beyond the pale into fantasy.
Posted Nov 20, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
El Planeta (2021) Ron Wilkinson A slow burn into existential questions of social status, truth, lies and the power of the human spirit.
Posted Nov 20, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Ascension (2021) Ron Wilkinson A vibrant mix of color, action and hubris with a guilty and anxious lining.
Posted Nov 20, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) (2021) Ron Wilkinson Less nostalgia than expected and a powerhouse of great music and great thoughts line a cloud of missed opportunities and equality half obtained.
Posted Nov 20, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Grandpa Was an Emperor (2021) Ron Wilkinson An intimate look at the final days of an Ethiopian Camelot gone terribly wrong.
Posted Nov 20, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
My Donkey, My Lover & I (2020) Ron Wilkinson Attaining more chemistry with the donkey than the lover on the French Appalachian Trail.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Dogs (2016) Ron Wilkinson A modern Western in the best tradition that pits change against tradition and men against dogs.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
6/10
Small Engine Repair (2021) Ron Wilkinson A great setting and a powerful message are submerged in facial hair and mumbled lines.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Wife of a Spy (2020) Ron Wilkinson Slow compared to an American pot-boiler, this story has enough soul for any two of the usual spy movies.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
No Time to Die (2021) Ron Wilkinson The franchise pulls out the stops in giving Bond a soul and prepping the field for the next generation of spy stars.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy (2021) Ron Wilkinson Themes of betrayal, sex and power are shifted amongst a sea of half remembered events and faces that reassure even as they confuse.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
The Village Detective: A Song Cycle (2021) Ron Wilkinson Mummified by the sea and the volcanos, a zombie of a movie that refuses to die.
Posted Oct 05, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
Dachra (2018) Ron Wilkinson College journalism adopts a meat diet when three students turn a village into a sound stage and become the buffet.
Posted Aug 20, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
Eyimofe (This is My Desire) (2020) Ron Wilkinson Documentary clarity in a story of dreams, identity and family almost too real to be fiction.
Posted Aug 20, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
Leaving Afghanistan (2019) Ron Wilkinson In one of the best war movies made, the dust, dirt, chaos and betrayal fly from the screen.
Posted Aug 20, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Wildland (2020) Ron Wilkinson Too much left to the viewer hamstrings a cold silent thriller brimming with potential.
Posted Aug 20, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
In the Same Breath (2021) Ron Wilkinson A brutal look at Wuhan's Covid outbreak morphs into a dialectical exploration of America's in a war that has no winners.
Posted Aug 20, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Sun Children (2020) Ron Wilkinson As gritty and up close as any street drama with a twisty ending second to none.
Posted Jun 29, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
The Amusement Park (1975) Ron Wilkinson A priceless horror film hidden for years becomes a priceless restoration.
Posted Jun 29, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Lansky (2021) Ron Wilkinson A modest and entertaining rewriting of gangster history told by characters as old as the formula.
Posted Jun 29, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Profile (2018) Ron Wilkinson An exploration of social networking truth and fantasy as a cat and mouse game with lethal stakes.
Posted Jun 08, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
The Mauritanian (2021) Ron Wilkinson An entirely new level of revenge born of the attacks on the World Trade Center.
Posted Jun 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
High Ground (2020) Ron Wilkinson It is the colonists against the people and the land in this lusciously shot thriller.
Posted Jun 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Never Gonna Snow Again (2020) Ron Wilkinson A lighthearted cautionary tale about appreciating what has been given to us.
Posted Jun 08, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
The Dry (2021) Ron Wilkinson A dramatic and enthralling small town whodunnit with twists all the way down.
Posted Jun 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
The Man Who Sold His Skin (2020) Ron Wilkinson A departure from a reality that is, itself, a departure from reality
Posted May 01, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
My Wonderful Wanda (2020) Ron Wilkinson A delightful skewering of pretense that bounces from scary to scattered through perfectly executed twists of love, hate and lust.
Posted May 01, 2021Edit critic review
5/10
Voyagers (2021) Ron Wilkinson Aliens attacking a multi light year survival mission turn out to be the crew itself.
Posted May 01, 2021Edit critic review
5/10
Every Breath You Take (2021) Ron Wilkinson A possible success of a movie that is submarined by a cheap shot at horror.
Posted May 01, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
The Virtuoso (2021) Ron Wilkinson Enjoy the noir and put the rest aside.
Posted May 01, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
City of Lies (2018) Ron Wilkinson The lesson is solid even as the huge production fails to generate the chemistry promised by its cast and crew.
Posted Apr 06, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Nina Wu (2019) Ron Wilkinson Echoing the me-too movement on a grand scale this story examines how fans kill their idols.
Posted Apr 06, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
The Courier (2020) Ron Wilkinson A parade of lethal errors and a success story of defusing the Cuban missile crisis told with first rate production beginning to end.
Posted Apr 06, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
The Vault (2021) Ron Wilkinson Nice editing mixes the hysteria of World Cup finals with sweaty vault raiding in this safe and sane procedural.
Posted Apr 06, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Rouge (2020) Ron Wilkinson Brings home the sometimes illusive dangers of environmental degradation by showing victims and their families in revolt.
Posted Apr 06, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Slalom (2020) Ron Wilkinson Presents the news headlines of scandalous abuse in elite competitive sports in a deeply personal perspective.
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
My Darling Supermarket (2019) Ron Wilkinson The inner life of retail food sales is teased out with beautiful clarity.
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
MAFIA INC (2019) Ron Wilkinson Let me show you how we do it in Canada.
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
5/10
Wrong Turn (2021) Ron Wilkinson Campers in trouble Part 86 gives way to a curiously current portrait of a country divided and a loving father surprisingly good with an ax.
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
9/10
The White Tiger (2021) Ron Wilkinson A hundred castes and a thousand Gods boil down to two paths, the full belly and the empty one. How many have the courage to make the choice?
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
5/10
Dead Air (2021) Ron Wilkinson An ancient short wave radio becomes the movie, with mixed results.
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
M.C. Escher: Journey to Infinity (2018) Ron Wilkinson A mellow journey of logical ponderings made amazing by the subject's illogical pretzel art.
Posted Mar 12, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Atlantis (2019) Ron Wilkinson An artillery shell of an antiwar movie and a vibrant cautionary tale about the military-industrial complex born anew.
Posted Feb 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Acasa, My Home (2020) Ron Wilkinson Strong camera work follows a family from paradise to the promise, as yet unfulfilled, of urban upward mobility.
Posted Feb 08, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
Wander (2020) Ron Wilkinson A mystery thriller of slim proportions relying too much on high production.
Posted Feb 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Identifying Features (2020) Ron Wilkinson Acting and locations so real it looks like a documentary, then dissolving into horror in a crashing ending worthy of any classic tragedy.
Posted Feb 08, 2021Edit critic review
7/10
The Night (2020) Ron Wilkinson A synchronous collection of horror tropes keeps up the pressure from beginning to end.
Posted Feb 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Night of the Kings (2020) Ron Wilkinson When Africa does surrealism one is in for a treat.
Posted Feb 08, 2021Edit critic review
8/10
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm (2020) Ron Wilkinson Doubling down on the original Borat, a mysterious co-star makes this a must see for Cohen lovers.
Posted Nov 30, 2020Edit critic review
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