Movie Reviews6.1/10
Trance Trades the Heist for a Hypnotherapy Session — and It Mostly Works
A heist film that becomes a hypnotherapy session with a gun. A study of obsession, memory, and the lies we tell ourselves.
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Movie Reviews7.7/10
’28 Years Later’ Review: Jamie and Spike’s Hunt Across the Causeway Earns a 7.7
A walled island, a father and son, and a virus that never truly faded — 28 Years Later weighs horror against quiet family drama.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
T2 Trainspotting Review: Renton Returns Home as Old Friends Face Their Demons
A sequel reunites a crew of old friends, each still bound by the sins of youth, in a tale of betrayal, ruin, and a brothel scheme.
Movie Reviews5.5/10
Danny Boyle’s Beatles-Free World Has One Good Joke and Nowhere to Take It
Yesterday review: Danny Boyle's Beatles fantasy wastes Himesh Patel's talent on a romance that never commits. Score: 5.5 of 10.
Movie Reviews8.2/10
Steve Jobs Review: Fassbender Plays the Appetite in Boyle and Sorkin’s Three-Room Biopic
Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs, written by Aaron Sorkin, stages three product launches backstage with Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, and Seth Rogen.
Movie Reviews8.2/10
Danny Boyle’s ‘127 Hours’ turns a canyon into a countdown
Danny Boyle's 127 Hours traps James Franco as Aron Ralston in a Utah canyon for five days — a review of the 2010 survival film.
Movie Reviews7.3/10
28 Days Later Review: A Lean, Mean Infection Thriller That Runs So the Dead Could Walk
28 Days Later review: Danny Boyle's fast-zombie landmark, Cillian Murphy's empty London, and why the first act still hits in 2026.
Movie Reviews8.6/10
Danny Boyle’s Slumdog Millionaire turns a quiz show into a life story, and the trick works
Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire turns a quiz show into a life story, winning 8 Oscars including Best Picture. A review of the 2008 Mumbai drama.
Every Deadline Review From Venice 2026, Gathered in One Place
Deadline's critics survey the newest fictions of the festival, from Boyle's tale to Herzog's odd, generous story of sisters.