TIFF 2026 Review: Ink – “Danny Boyle Has Created What Is Best Described as The Wolf of Fleet Street.”

In Ink, Rupert Murdoch is an ‘underdog’ … and maybe a moral compass. Maybe

It’s difficult, nowadays, to think Rupert Murdoch was ever an underdog. His career is long and as controversial as it is successful. His company News Corp is...

Ink (2026) Review: Traffics In The Cheap Tabloid Sensationalism It Seeks To Skewer

Boyle’s aggressively filthy, sporadically successful direction quickly clashes and sputters against trite, hackneyed biopic material in Ink (2026). The post TIFF 2026: ‘Ink’ (2026) Traffics In The Cheap Tabloid Sensationalism It Seeks To Skewer appeared first on But Why Tho?.

TIFF 2026 Review: Ink – “Danny Boyle has created what is best described as The Wolf of Fleet Street.”

Rupert Murdoch collaborates with The Sun editor Larry Lamb to create a blueprint for tabloid culture in the UK. A dinner conversation at London’s oldest restaurant sees the media establishment overturned as Rupert Murdoch recruits editor Larry Lamb to create a tabloid that caters to the masses.  Things start rough for The Sun, but when […]

Ink Review: Danny Boyle Tries To Recreate The Social Network, And Falls Flat

On top of its underdog story structure being misguided, Ink's attempts to channel The Social Network only underscore how it doesn't measure up.