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Jonathan Sim

  • Movie and TV Journalist and Critic, Freelance
New York
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Aol, BuzzFeed, Flipboard, CNA (Channel NewsAsia), Us Weekly, ComingSoon, Screen Rant and
Covers:  Movies and TV shows of all genres.
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Prolific film journalist with over nine years in the industry featured in The Hollywood Reporter, Newsweek, and Radio Times. I have interviewed some of Hollywood's biggest celebrities, including Zendaya, Emma Stone, Ryan Reynolds, Liam Neeson, and Willem Dafoe. I've worked with major studios like Disney, Warner Bros, Paramount, and Netflix to receive exclusive access to red carpets, FYC screenings, and the most high-profile events in NYC and LA. I'm an awards-voting member of the Critics Choice…

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The Dog Stars Review: Jacob Elordi & Ridley Scott Movie Makes the Apocalypse Boring Original

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By Jonathan Sim, Ridley Scott, Jacob Elordi
| ComingSoon Verified
Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars, based on Peter Heller’s novel, is a post-apocalyptic survival film caught between two different movies. On one hand, it is a slow, contemplative story about grief, loneliness, and the possibility of finding something worth living for after the end of the world. On the other, its marketing suggests a more conventional action thriller, filled with guns, shootouts, and Jacob Elordi stalking through a desolate landscape.
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Interview: Annabelle Wallis on Jason Statham Impressions and Their New Action Movie ‘Mutiny’

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By Jonathan Sim
| Awards Radar
Jason Statham‘s latest action vehicle, Mutiny, sends its hero into open water and deep conspiracy. Framed for the murder of his billionaire boss, Cole Reed (Statham) uncovers an international plot as he fights his way through a gang of thugs aboard a cargo ship. Annabelle Wallis stars opposite him as Angie Ellis, a skilled sailor and natural leader whose toughness is matched by her devotion as a single mother.
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Insidious: Out of the Further Review: Horror Movie Franchise Isn’t Out of Scares Original

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By Jonathan Sim, Jacob Chase, Amelia Eve
| ComingSoon Verified
The sixth installment in the Insidious franchise has arrived, and surprisingly, there is still plenty of life left in this horror series. Insidious: Out of the Further is directed by Jacob Chase, who also wrote the screenplay, and while the film remains firmly within the franchise’s established language, Chase brings enough of his own ideas and visual flourishes to make this entry feel worthwhile.
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