Articles by Elliott Burton
Elliott Burton is a critic and columnist who is committed to creating and expanding film awareness.
He is also an accomplished mixed-media artist who graduated from PCVS's Integrated Arts Program.
Elliott lives and plays in Peterborough.
You can follow Elliott on Twitter at @ElliottAnger.
War is Peace: a review of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
Final film in overlong franchise is satisfying but suffers from gaping plot holes
Amused, not stirred – a review of Spectre
Latest Daniel Craig film in Bond franchise in theatres now.
Such bloody heights – a review of Crimson Peak
Guillermo Del Toro returns to the silver screen with gory gothic romance.
Lifeless on Mars – a review of The Martian
Elliott says latest effort from director Ridley Scott is "highly disappointing".
The Best of the Rest
Overlooked and underrated offerings on Netflix.
Addicted to Love – a review of Amy
Documentary doesn't do justice to the genius of late singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse.
Train in Vain – a review of Trainwreck
Amy Schumer reverses gender role stereotypes in entertaining and thoughtful film.
Fight the future – a review of Terminator Genisys
A wasted opportunity, fourth installment of Terminator franchise lands with a wet thud.
No Expense Spared – a review of Jurassic World
Predictable but self-aware continuation of original film is satisfying fun.
The Filth and the Fury – a review of Mad Max: Fury Road
The best action film of the decade has a decidely feminist bent.
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