Ink
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- Oct 13, 2026
a legacy steeped in sensationalism. solidly entertaining throughout as a fast, high-tension telling of the birth and damage of one of the worst populist publications to ever exist. Very funny early on, with lots of tricky visual elements, but Boyle's eccentricities don't…
SethsreviewsNov 7, 2026not my goat danny boyle using ai for the most ludicrous reasons it’s so over
𓆩♡𓆪 a l i 𓆩♡𓆪Nov 4, 2026I’m not gonna make this long. I always enjoy watching danny boyle do his thing with the camera. I just wish it was upon a script I cared about.
watchedbyadrien - Nov 8, 2026
It’s easy to forget people used to get the weather from the newspaper.
KyloSep 15, 2026I’ll admit I was half distracted by bad audience etiquette for most of the movie but I didn’t vibe with this. I don’t think they portrayed either person bad enough Also the AI photo is so incredibly pointless and jarring that it feels like it was a test to see what…
Amanda the JediSep 5, 2026INK is a shot of adrenaline from Danny Boyle who directs the hell out of the rise of the scandalous British newspaper, The Sun. The final third of the movie wisely slows down to take in the severity of the monster Larry Lamb and Rupert Murdoch (Brilliantly played with fiery…
Matt Neglia - Nov 4, 2026
An odd companion piece to The Social Reckoning, Ink is another 2026 film about the rise of sensationalized, spectacle-driven news meant to spark reaction and outrage in exchange for increased viewership. I did enjoy this movie quite a bit more than The Social Reckoning,…
moviemattk ✌🏻Sep 2, 2026Danny Boyle opens his entire armoury to tell the story of The Sun , Larry Lamb and Rupert Murdoch with the same dynamic energy as when I first discovered him almost 30 years ago.
Anurag KashyapSep 15, 2026Really enjoyed Boyle’s eclectic, propulsive style. The message is effective, if clear from the outset. I think we could have gotten more out of the central characters other than their ruthlessness. Jack O’Connell is a really compelling lead here.
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