Film Fight 2018: November

#FF18 The Night Comes For Us is a stunning Indonesian action film. Think The Raid, but bloodier.

The plot doesn’t entirely make sense and character motivation is secondary, but it is a stunning film.

Brutal and relentless, endlessly entertaining and inventive. Well worth seeing

— Gary Fleming (@garyfleming) November 3, 2018

#FF18 The Other Side Of The Wind is an interesting film.

The film-within-a-film is meant as satire, but with stunning shots.

The film itself is a mockumentary, covering the great auteur and Hollywood media.

Constantly moving, difficult to watch, but kinda great. Worth seeing.

— Gary Fleming (@garyfleming) November 4, 2018

#FF18 Outlaw King is a decent take on the story of Robert The Bruce. Throughout, it looks fantastic; with the one-shot at the start being particularly fun.

There are some clunky, rushed moments here and there, but it mostly works. Worth seeing.

— Gary Fleming (@garyfleming) November 14, 2018

#FF18 Wildlife is a look into a marriage breaking down for a number of reasons, viewed through the eyes of their teenage son. Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan are fantastic, with Paul Dano doing an excellent job for his first feature.

Beautiful, surprising, fantastic. Go see.

— Gary Fleming (@garyfleming) November 14, 2018

#FF18 Widows is a great heist thriller from Steve McQueen.

Fantastic performances pretty much across the board, but Viola Davis and Daniel Kaluuya are stand-outs.

The world is built-out effectively, giving a real sense of location.

Very good.

— Gary Fleming (@garyfleming) November 18, 2018

#FF18 Cam is another pretty good Blumhouse horror.

The art design here works well: all neon colours at night, and washed out colours in the day.

The ending is a little underbaked and silly, but still works okay.

Lightweight, but decent.

— Gary Fleming (@garyfleming) November 18, 2018