Are there any good Trad Catholic reviews of "Tolkien (2019)"?

I think I heard of it once in the past few years, but I was recently made aware (again?) of the Tolkien biopic, released in 2019.

It's a biographical dramatization of parts of Tolkien's life.

I know how to use Google, and there are many reviews of the film. But who cares what the New York Times or Roger Ebert thinks about a movie like this? For example, if it had tons of Catholicism in it, they'd give it "two thumbs down". If it portrayed a time period that wasn't Woke, they'd hate it. And so on.

Hence my question -- have any CATHOLICS reviewed this film? Those whose opinions I'd value MORE than the garbage I burn on a daily basis?

I also know very little about J.R.R. Tolkien aside from the fact that he was Catholic, a philologist, and he created a great fantasy universe -- mostly as a framework or excuse to create his fictional languages. I am coming into this with almost zero knowledge, so I seek the input of others on how good or bad this particular movie is.

This looks to be pretty good, Matthew.

https://www.teawithtolkien.com/blog/tolkien-film

I did a search for "Catholic", and came up with this diddy:

Yet, this movie distills the presence of the Catholic faith in Tolkien's life to something that was partially a necessity of custom and partially a burden he wishes to be rid of.

Yeah, I don' think I'll see it.

My daughter and I watched this recently. I did not know what to expect, but it was a pleasant surprise considering most movies today. I found it well filmed, good costuming, decent acting. The film did a good job portraying friendships and the devastation of war and loss, and how that formed a basis for his stories.  The biggest disappointment was, of course, that Tolkien's faith was completely non-existent.  Not just his faith, but faith of any kind.  Even the priest who was his guardian was just a figure in a cassock.  

It was enjoyable as far as it went, but I would certainly appreciate something that truly explores his religious thinking and how that it represented in his works.

Another interesting review, though the reviews given by those here who have seen the film are probably the best.

https://www.heritage.org/religious-liberty/commentary/tolkien-paints-vivid-picture-writers-life-ignores-his-faith