‘The Night Before’ REVIEW
Balances the Christmas spirit, the Christmas movie, and a determination to thrust home crude humour.
Balances the Christmas spirit, the Christmas movie, and a determination to thrust home crude humour.
Still reeling from the last episode, the Doctor spends some time alone before the big finish.
It’s a shame to witness a lot of good actors in this film.
An affectionately written screenplay, an impressive Jordan, and a pitch-perfect Stallone.
When a film that goes for less than 90 minutes still seems to drag on excessively, you know you have a problem.
Things start a little too happy, which can only mean things are probably going to be terrible by the episode’s end.
While Ben Foster’s performance is captivating, there’s not much on offer that hasn’t been explored before.
Extremely funny and moving on a deeper, more poignant level.
A dramatic and challenging blockbuster that goes for depth, harsh truths, and emotional drive.
After a season of only two-parters, Doctor Who finally produces its first standalone episode.