Reviews

Space Jam meets The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel in 80 For Brady, a truly...

If it’s successful, Air might just prove to be the first in a wave of films...

The idea that ‘rich people are bad, actually’ gets a simmering,...

Allelujah, Richard Eyre’s bewildering new adaptation of Alan Bennett’s play...

Once best known as purveyors of puerility, the Farrelly brothers are these days...

Lately, the romcom has felt like a genre in decline. No longer the box-office...

Audiences for Ti West’s effective, gruesome retro-shocker X — in which...

With The Super Mario Bros. Movie hitting cinemas almost simultaneously with...

Gothic unicorns. A Skittles advert. A magical pen named Steve. These are just...

John Wick: Chapter 4 is relentlessly violent. It just does not stop. It...

The last attempt at a Dungeons & Dragons adaptation was a disaster to make...

Given they are the subject of the one-time biggest box-office hit in history...

Part concert film, part documentary, 2012’s Shut Up And Play The Hits from...

American copyright on A.A. Milne’s Winnie-The-Pooh expired last...

It’s tough to carry on after losing your heart. Scream VI is the first...

When we meet 40-year-old Swedish man William, he is covered in fabric. It is a...

Aliens is the perfect sequel. The Empire Strikes Back, while certainly a...

A hybrid of combustible, contemporary dance courtesy of the English National...

The pain and vulnerability of coming of age is framed with life-shattering...

As a suburban social horror filtered through a distinctive Black lens,...

“It’s your time.” So said Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky in the final...

The camera swoops down from the ceiling to concentrate on the head of...

In the last few years, Christopher Landon has quietly but consistently forged...

In 2019, the TV series Luther wrapped up reasonably neatly, with a suitably...