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Gabriel Tate
Gabriel Tate's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).
Publications:
Movies reviews only
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The Princess (2022) |
Cannily assembled, without adding hugely to our understanding of its subject. - Times (UK)
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| Posted Aug 15, 2022
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Royal Paintbox (2013) |
It's fitfully interesting, but a little bloodless and hamstrung by the Prince's own somewhat limited screen presence. - Time Out
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| Posted Oct 11, 2020
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Fresh Meat (2012) |
It takes a little while to get going, but it's never less than supremely watchable. - Time Out
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| Posted Oct 11, 2020
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The Wipers Times (2013) |
It's a quietly remarkable story, told with respect and, appropriately, irreverence. - Time Out
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| Posted Oct 11, 2020
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The New Wife (2018) |
It was exhausting and distasteful. - Times (UK)
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| Posted Oct 04, 2020
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The Great Hack (2019) |
The Great Hack worked best as a prologue to a looming crisis that should be of concern to us all: how can electoral laws be deemed fit for purpose when democratic processes are at the mercy of apparently unaccountable, amoral tech giants? - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Jul 24, 2019
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Sarwar's conclusion - strict regulation but not an outright ban for fear of driving the practice underground - felt about right, and consistent with a measured examination of an overlooked topic. - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Jul 22, 2019
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Escape From Dubai: The Mystery of the Missing Princess (2018) |
Escape from Dubai proved a damning indictment of an antediluvian, intrinsically unjust regime that seems, like so many others in the region, to operate above the law and beneath the contempt of anyone with any respect for human rights. - Times (UK)
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| Posted Mar 18, 2019
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Arcadia (2016) |
At once a celebration and elegy, warning and fairy tale, this was a striking, troubling and above all intoxicating film. - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Mar 11, 2019
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Brimming with the love and melancholy of the season, this was a festive treat to savour. - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Mar 07, 2019
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Clear History (2013) |
The high points - especially a brilliantly worked running gag about soft-rockers Chicago - are spread too thinly, and David's improvised comedy of embarrassment is now very familiar. - Time Out
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| Posted Mar 01, 2019
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A Day in the Life of Earth (2018) |
It was a humbling reminder of, on the one hand, our insignificance, and, on the other, our disproportionately damaging impact on the planet. A sobering but significant note on which to welcome in the New Year. - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Feb 08, 2019
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The Last Survivors (2019) |
Cary's film left me more certain than ever that hearing these experiences is not our right, but our privilege. - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Feb 01, 2019
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Gun No. 6 (2017) |
The roots of gun crime run deep and wide; favouring punishment over rehabilitation and vilification over understanding may be easier, but are unlikely to see Gun No 6 and its sisters decommissioned any sooner. - Times (UK)
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| Posted Dec 03, 2018
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Drowning in Plastic (2018) |
Dispiriting without being defeatist, Drowning in Plastic made valuable contributions to an urgent debate, assessing cause and effect, prescribing potential solutions and recognising likely obstacles. - Daily Telegraph (UK)
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| Posted Oct 02, 2018
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George Michael: Freedom (2017) |
[George Michael: Freedom] may have embraced hagiography at times, but it showcased a rare, compelling, self-effacing talent - Times (UK)
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| Posted Oct 20, 2017
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