Richard Trenholm
CNET
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Recent articles by Richard:
From the Oscars to Sundance, we're obsessed with true stories
Documentaries and fictionalised drama expose hard truths from the Oscars to Sundance. → Read More
Alita: Battle Angel's cutting-edge effects can't save its bland story
Review: Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron team up for a lacklustre blockbuster whose story can't match its glossy looks. → Read More
Lego Movie 2 not as awesome as the first, but it's pretty close
Review: The gloriously bonkers sequel is a toy to behold → Read More
Lego Movie 2 might not be as awesome as the first, but it's pretty close
Review: The gloriously bonkers sequel is a toy to behold → Read More
How to Train Your Dragon star on swapping dragons for horror
Jay Baruchel has voiced the much-loved animation for nine years, but now the Canadian star is swapping Hollywood for Captain Canuck. → Read More
How Serial inspired The Guilty, a stunning thriller coming to Hulu
Director Gustav Moller reveals how he turned confinement into deadly suspense in this gripping film that takes place in a single room. → Read More
Missing Link trailer offers more fun from Oscar-nominated animators Laika
Hugh Jackman, Zach Galifianakis and Zoe Saldana voice a new adventure. → Read More
The Kid Who Would Be King draws gentle adventure from the stone
If Marvel movies are too loud and too violent, this timeless update of the King Arthur tale is an antidote. → Read More
Lego Movie 2 review: Gloriously bonkers sequel is a toy to behold
Gags come brick and fast in the dizzying Lego Movie 2: The Second Part. → Read More
Velvet Buzzsaw: Netflix art snob horror comedy isn't a pretty picture
Review: The Nightcrawler team's satire starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Rene Russo is more of a sketch than a major work. → Read More
Alita's Christoph Waltz sets aside acting techniques for FX blockbusters
The Oscar-winning star of Alita: Battle Angel admits improvisation can be expensive on a movie of this scale. → Read More
Hobbs and Shaw trailer is here and I'm totally digging it
Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham take on Idris Elba in an action spin-off that looks like fast, furious fun. → Read More
Alita: Battle Angel should be awesome, but it's all talk
Review: Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron team up for a lacklustre blockbuster whose story can't match its cutting-edge effects. → Read More
Velvet Buzzsaw: Jake Gyllenhaal art snob comedy isn't a pretty picture
The art-world horror comedy from the Nightcrawler team is more of a sketch than a major work. → Read More
Fighting With My Family: a wrestling comedy that suplexes your emotions
This bittersweet comedy pile-drives you with heartfelt hilarity. The real-life story of WWE superstar Paige is a total knockout. → Read More
Fighting With My Family: a wrestling comedy that suplexes your emotions
This bittersweet comedy pile-drives you with heartfelt hilarity. The real-life story of WWE superstar Paige is a total knockout. → Read More
iPhone fan Steven Soderbergh: Shooting on film is like 'writing in pencil'
The director explains why he shot the new Netflix movie High Flying Bird with a smartphone -- no matter how much it annoys Christopher Nolan. → Read More
Why SAG winner Black Panther could actually get best picture at the Oscars
Commentary: If any superhero movie can take home awards, Black Panther is the one. But should the Academy Awards resist Marvel's cultural domination? → Read More
Bill and Ted sequel 'hilarious,' Steven Soderbergh says at Slamdance
The long-awaited Bill and Ted Face the Music could be released at Christmas. No way! → Read More
Harvey Weinstein documentary Untouchable lets women tell their stories
A new documentary at Sundance shows the women allegedly abused by Harvey Weinstein speak directly to us. → Read More