Reviews

Who doesn’t want to see Jason Statham face off against a social-media...

While most of us were perfectly willing to accept the sight of Vin Diesel...

“If you want to learn about craft and technique,” Steven Spielberg once...

The general rule with films about the economy is that you have to make them...

There are those that might have thought actor Shah Rukh Khan revitalising the...

The lesson in The Lesson is very simple: “Great writers steal.” It...

Director Roger Ross Williams made a short documentary about the Mexican...

Both the selling-point and the limitation of the Poirot films is that you know...

There are films that are essentially shaggy-dog stories, where a narrative...

Ever since she popped up to haunt the ghoul-busting Warrens in The Conjuring...

Pablo Larraín is known for his artful, impressionist biopics about major...

On the heels of a typically outsized summer-blockbuster season — all atomic...

Sound Of Freedom, the first independent movie since the pandemic to make more...

You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but maybe it’s okay to judge an...

Director Ira Sachs‘ latest film is a queasily compelling character drama...

“Are they fucking with us?” That’s a question asked by a...

This is a very French kind of heist comedy: stylishly shot, and thick with...

2023 has been a real banner year for middling straight-to-streaming geriaction...

Adam Sandler makes a decent case for nepo babies — and nepo wives — in this...

There’s something about Denzel Washington as a righteous avenger of wrongs...

If James Cameron managed to tempt us back in the water, German director...

Charlotte Regan’s debut feature Scrapper bears some resemblance to...

The mockumentary format is nothing new, refined to perfection over the years...

In a nod to both Scream and Saw, The Blackening opens with a couple (Yvonne...