Publications list

Zavvi

Zavvi is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer^® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Jordan King, Katie Hogan, Maria Lattila.

Rating	Title \| Year	Author	Quote
4/5	Jumanji: The Next Level (2019)	Maria Lattila	And against all the odds, Jumanji: The Next Level is great, possibly even better than the previous film. Scrap that, it IS better than the previous film. Posted Aug 10, 2021 Edit critic review
4/5	It: Chapter Two (2019)	Maria Lattila	Muschietti returns to the director's chair to craft a sequel that goes bigger and bolder in every sense, while digging deep into It's mythology, and the dynamic between the adult Losers. Posted Aug 10, 2021 Edit critic review
4/5	The Farewell (2019)	Maria Lattila	Lulu Wang's The Farewell is a particularly articulate piece of filmmaking. It beautifully captures the sense of alienation of a child of two cultures, and finds warmth and humour in little family moments. Posted Aug 10, 2021 Edit critic review
3/5	I Lost My Body (2019)	Katie Hogan	This amazingly animated journey of channelling grief, loneliness and hope, connects on several levels depending on what part of self‐discovery you going through. Posted Dec 27, 2019 Edit critic review
4/5	Bombay Rose (2019)	Katie Hogan	The film itself is beautifully animated, the colour palette dripping in bright and vibrant colours, even in the darkest of moments. Posted Dec 27, 2019 Edit critic review
3/5	Zombi Child (2019)	Katie Hogan	Zombi Child easily subverts the typical genre films that surround 'zombies' and is able to overstep elements expected to appear. Posted Dec 20, 2019 Edit critic review
4/5	Adoration (2020)	Katie Hogan	Adoration is anything but predictable, but the story is not about what the characters have done in their past, it is about what the future holds for them and whether they can actually survive in a conventional world, or be let loose on nature. Posted Dec 13, 2019 Edit critic review
4/5	You Don't Nomi (2019)	Katie Hogan	The movie is a powerful and unforgettable example of what film criticism really is and that it's not (just) for the filmmakers. It's for the audience, and that is who the film is aimed at. This one is for the fans. Posted Oct 23, 2019 Edit critic review
4/5	Our Ladies (2019)	Katie Hogan	The story and characters alone are more than entertaining, as well as the satisfying development of said characters into more than one dimensional stereotypes, as there isn't one in sight. Posted Oct 23, 2019 Edit critic review