LAST NIGHT IN SOHO - Official Trailer 3 - Only in Cinemas October 29

From the writer-director of the Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy comes a stylishly conceived, intelligently shot and skillfully acted psychological horror thriller that swirls with nostalgia and affection for the Swinging Sixties. Last Night in Soho attempts to capture the dangers of romanticizing the past while showcasing the darker side of show business, only to undo it all in the end. Co-written and directed by Edgar Wright (Scott Pilgrim, Baby Driver), the first hour is fairly well executed with a steady build-up and deft manipulation of drama and mystery, but the story also falls apart once the third and final act enters. . The horror elements also don't have any exciting effect, they don't offer anything new or effective. As for the script, the writing is subpar at best and requires more polish. The camera also shows restraint in its maneuvers which is unusual for a Wright film, but that doesn't mean it lacks creativity, as it still contains some fascinating techniques and ingenious tricks. The editing doesn't match the flow and pace of the narrative while the music is filled with 1960s flavours. Thomasin McKenzie and Anya Taylor-Joy contribute great performances and are well supported by the rest of the cast. Overall, Last Night in Soho is a riveting film that has no trouble at all transporting its viewers to a bygone era, but it also drains ideas as it nears its end and settles for an uninteresting ending. The film is impressive in small parts, especially with its neon-soaked images, sharp production design and clever camera work, but it ultimately doesn't amount to much. to watch the full movie link below http://adfoc.us/864287105462687