Reviews

David Lynch believes that his new film makes sense. In fact, that it makes...

Master Gardener marks the conclusion of Paul Schrader’s loose trilogy about...

A bit of narration at the start of Sisu makes it clear: this is gonna be some...

Yes, Wes Anderson has — as the jibe goes — made his film again. For some,...

Live-action remakes of animated classics are Disney’s favourite trick these...

The Other Fellow takes its title from a line spoken by George Lazenby in On...

Judy Blume’s pre-teen bible about an 11-year-old girl praying to hit puberty...

It’s not the years, as someone once put it — it’s the mileage. Indiana...

The road is long, with many a winding turn. That leads us to who knows...

Jennifer Lopez reminded us that she’s pretty handy with a weapon in Shotgun...

It’s bold to assume the audience of your Hollywood romcom is familiar with...

There’s nothing quite like the fast friendships children make on...

In the decades since his sharp-shooting outlaw debut El Mariachi, Robert...

There is a poetic irony to the title of this documentary: Michael J. Fox has...

Here’s another of the surprisingly robust mini-genre of comedies where Jane...

Since the 1950s, many children have been adopted internationally from South...

Whenever you hear the words ‘one last job’ in films, no matter what...

Harka is the second film in the last year to grapple with the hangover of...

No one expected that the one about the tree and the raccoon would be a...

Ironically for a man latterly famous for grilling, there’s nothing very lean...

Of the many things director David Lowery gets right about Peter Pan, the most...

Think of British cinema and Jim Broadbent’s face might spring to mind pretty...

It looks like they wasted the title of The Worst Person In The World on the...

Before you see a single frame in A Thousand And One, you hear the sounds...