Last Night in Soho: Blu Ray Review
Last Night in Soho: Blu Ray Review Edgar Wright's latest really boils down to a mesh of a time-travelling horror film that deals with the PTSD of toxic masculinity. McKenzie plays Eloise Turner, a Cornish-dwelling wannabe fashionista whose room is bedecked in 60s aesthetics from music to the style of the times. When her dream of studying to become a designer in London comes true, she heads to the capital's Soho. However, Eloise finds when she arrives that life is not as she expected, and she's troubled by her own demons, and the demons of another's past, those of would-be singer Sandy (The Queen's Gambit's Anya Taylor-Joy).... Director Edgar Wright has asked for some secrecies around the events after Eloise heads to London, so to respect that makes a review of his latest tricky, but not impossible. At its heart, this coming-of-age tale is mixed with Wright's trademark editing sensibilities (albeit toned down a little for pacing) and some bravura visual flair...