Is The LEGO Batman Movie the Batman movie Batman deserves, or are we still waiting for The Dark Knight to come out of the shadows? Here’s our review.
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Ben Affleck has found his feet in the director’s chair, which is why I was very excited to see his latest project, Live By Night, but is it any good?
Is Tom Ford’s second film, Nocturnal Animals, the absorbing neo-noir psychological thriller we hoped it would be, or is it a bit of a miss? Read our review.
Casey Affleck is captivating as janitor from Boston, but does Manchester By the Sea have more to offer than just Affleck’s performance? Here’s our review.
Jim Jarmusch is back with his new film Paterson, which stars Adam Driver as a bus driver called Paterson, in a town called Paterson. Here’s our review.
Everybody’s been talking about HBO’s new show, Westworld, but is it really as good as everyone’s saying it is?
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is out, but is Gareth Edwards’ standalone movie everything we hoped it would be? Read our review to find out.
Denis Villeneuve’s Arrival isn’t really about aliens. It’s more about humanity, and our ability (or lack thereof) to work together.
Have Laika pulled off yet another winner with their latest offering, Kubo and the Two Strings? Check out our review to find out what we thought.
Is Fantastic Beast and Where to Find Them as ‘fantastic’ as the title suggests, or is it a bit of a damp Squib?
Over the years, Waititi has managed to perfect his tone and his visual style, and it’s all culminated in this movie, which is witty, charming, funny, heartfelt, sad, sweet and memorable.
Dan Trachtenberg put John Goodman in a bunker, added a sprinkling of Cloverfield, and created one of the best thrillers in years.
Creed steps out of Rocky’s shadow to deliver one hell of a knockout blow.
Her Story will test your skills of deduction, your eye for detail, and your nose for, uhh, crime. Let’s split up and look for clues.
Despite Jake Gyllenhaal’s dedicated performance, Southpaw lacks the punch and the grit to overcome its derivative story.
Easily the best horror film of the year, It Follows is a potent reminder of just how great the genre can be when backed by great writing.
Disney have delivered a wonderful film, which promises to become yet another money spinning franchise for the house of mouse.
J.C Chandor has made a first-class gangster film, which brings to mind the very best films in the genre.
The Hobbit: BOTFA is a found and teary eyed farewell to Peter Jackson’s Middle Earth, which he has served so well, over so many years.
Black Sea is an interesting and effective piece. There much more amid this Dennis Kelly-scripted thriller, which is not just your average National Treasure type of fortune hunting picture.