✍🏻 Senior Film & Ents Reporter for @MetroUK | 🍅meter-Approved Film Critic | 'Resting actor' | spotlight.com/interactive/cv…
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4 Nov 2024
Happy (and late) to share I've been promoted to Senior Film &
Entertainment Reporter at @MetroUK @Metro_Ents. So please continue to send me news, screening invitations and interview & other film-related opps. A reminder that I review as well as cover interviews/features/news!
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Thinking of #ToyStory5 delivers a pang of emotion and nostalgia, even a few weeks later. It's genuinely moving - millennials who grew up with this franchise, prepare to be ruined. Its power remains undimmed, and tackling tech makes perfect sense. Truly one of the best sequels.
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Jun 9
Review hot off the press of Spielberg's latest for @MetroUK... #DisclosureDay
Steven Spielberg’s controversial Disclosure Day will enrage the conspiracy theorists trib.al/uMdBbgx
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May 28
Love being on the Lizzy Line after a late shift at work which, after struggling with signalling issues near West Ealing, just decides to skip every station after Hayes & Harlington and take everyone unwillingly to Maidenhead? Train-napped by @TfL 🫠
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May 12
So many films I'm stoked about this year that I'm constantly tweaking my schedule, but I narrowed it down to 8 here...
#Cannes2026
metro.co.uk/2026/05/12/tanta…
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May 12
Belated post, but here again for another Cannes Film
Festival 👋🏻 Please send any screenings, junkets, events etc through to my inbox - and let me know if you're on the ground too! 🇫🇷🎥🎞️ #Cannes2026 #journorequest
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Tori Brazier retweeted
May 9
🏴☠️ Attention West Midlands Directors! 🏴☠️
We're on the hunt for an Assistant Director to help bring J. M. Barrie's beloved classic, Peter Pan, to life this Christmas!
Work alongside our Artistic Director Joe Murphy on this ambitious show that promises theatrical innovation at its finest - from Victorian Birmingham to the boundless world of Neverland! 🧚♂️
Do you have directing experience and a passion for storytelling? We'd love to hear from you!
📅 Deadline for submissions is Midnight on Sun 31 May
🔗 Find out more and apply here: bit.ly/3PwOQpf
ALT An promotional image for an Assistant Director job role for a production of Peter Pan. Featuring a cosmic-themed background with the logo for "the Rep" is in the bottom right corner.
ALT The image is a poster for a production of "Peter Pan" by The Rep. It shows a young woman gazing out of a window into a dreamlike landscape with a large moon and stars. The text invites applications for directing roles, highlighting requirements such as interest in directing, experience as an Assistant Director, and work eligibility in the UK, particularly the West Midlands. Applications close at midnight on Sunday, May 31st.
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My review for @MetroUK
@Metro_Ents of #WutheringHeights
- I ate this up, I'm the target audience (no I'm not v attached to the novel). Emerald Fennell has a vision some will hate but I'm now obsessed with. Not perfect, but by God it's unapologetic
metro.co.uk/2026/02/09/wuthe…
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Oh #WutheringHeights is exactly what I asked it to be - bold, sensual and full of yearning. Some of Cathy and Heathcliff's toxicity has been smoothed out so it can wallow more in the love and romance that redeems them; it's a giddy and lush experience that made me feel 14 again.
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Margot & Jacob's chemistry crackles, supported by Emerald Fennell's achingly emotional yet snappy adaptation of Emily Brontë's novel. There are some saucy scenes, but this isn't Saltburn 2.0 - the goal isn't to shock but to stir. This is exactly how you make this movie for 2026.
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All the performances are top-notch, but especially those of Jacob and Alison Oliver. Casting has understandably ruffled feathers, but by God is he out to prove that he is Heathcliff (and brooding off the charts). I think book fans will be pleasantly surprised by this movie.
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Jan 13
The review embargo has finally lifted on #28YearsLater: #TheBoneTemple - here's my spoiler-free (always) review for @MetroUK @Metro_Ents. Whatever it is you expected... it's not that!
metro.co.uk/2026/01/13/bring…
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Fellow critics and (I may regret this) #Avatar super fans! Do you think the franchise has a future? Writing a piece this PM and would love a few quotes to include. Pls EMAIL me TODAY (07/01) - tori [dot] brazier @ metro [dot] co [dot] uk. (I likely won't see here) Thank you!
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9 Dec 2025
Excuse my language, but I just got out of the first screening of #28YearsLater: #TheBoneTemple - and holy f*****g s**t. This has cranked everything up to 11 and I warn you, you will need a very strong stomach (or a sick bag). Also, Ralph Fiennes is truly phenomenal.
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9 Dec 2025
Storylines dovetail, there are scenes that drew whoops and cheers from the audience - and every time I thought 'surely they won't show that', reader, they did. Many feelings to unpack still (& reviews embargoed til Jan 13), but I will riot if we don't get 28 Years Later Part 3!
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9 Dec 2025
Oh, and a final note - if you thought Jack O'Connell was a fabulous baddie in Sinners, wait until you properly meet fully-fledged Satanist Sir Lord Jimmy Crystal. Truly a cinematic villain for the ages.
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19 Nov 2025
Now the official review embargo has lifted on #WickedForGood, here are my full(er) thoughts for @MetroUK
@Metro_Ents: metro.co.uk/2025/11/18/arian…
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WICKED: FOR GOOD is the tricky second act handled with aplomb by director Jon M. Chu. Ariana Grande & Cynthia Erivo continue to own, extend and BE Glinda & Elphaba. With weaker songs, the music is still mined for everything; For Good & No Good Deed are stand-outs #WickedForGood
ALT Ariana Grande as Glinda in a shimmering blue gown is confronted by Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba, holding a broomstick, in Munchkinland. The Yellow Brick Road can be seen behind them.
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But it's the acting that truly continues to impress, with more fleshing out for Glinda esp, to the extent that we may see v rare two-time nominations for playing the same role. The pacing is tight, Oz has never looked better and the ties with Dorothy's tale dovetail satisfyingly
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While Jonathan Bailey's Fiyero doesn't get to shine as bright in Pt 2, despite his best efforts with a second-tier role, we’re only really interested in Elphaba and Glinda’s ‘I love you’. Wicked: For Good falls headfirst into its theatricality - and I don’t know a better way
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I'm doing a #RedditAMA today at 5PM BST/12PM EST on all things London Film Festival (my fave and first, 15 years ago!), festivals in general, films in general... Ask away! #LFF @BFI reddit.com/r/movies/comments…
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