Reviews

Just in time for Valentine’s Day comes this perfectly serviceable but...

The ethos and promise of the Magic Mike franchise has always been...

It’s been a while since we had a pretender to Heathers’ crown as the queen...

Over a decade since her last feature, actor-turned-filmmaker Sarah Polley...

There are few laws in living memory more shameful than Section 28. Introduced...

On paper, the opening of writer and director Jamie Adams’ She Is Love fits...

There’s an accepted objectivity to raw filmed footage. It’s one of the...

After spectral therapists, agriculturally-inclined aliens and homicidal house...

Jerzy Skolimowski has never been the conventional sort. Having made his name as...

Darren Aronofsky appears to be a director fascinated with extremity. With Black...

If there were any doubt that Shah Rukh Khan is still the King of Bollywood...

Perhaps in a year where Top Gun: Maverick didn’t dominate the global box...

It’s impressive that such an experimental film as Skinamarink has...

You’d be forgiven for thinking that the Shrek franchise was on its last life...

In the CGI era, practical effects are fast becoming a lost cinematic art. On...

After 2022’s Marry Me, it’s safe to say that the romcom Jen-aissance is in...

When we meet Emily (Aubrey Plaza), she seems like a fairly typical struggling...

Michael Morris’ directorial debut seemed all set to head down the same path...

In 1967, Stanley Kramer’s groundbreaking Sidney Poitier-starring romantic...

First things first: Plane is quite a funny name for a film, isn’t it? The...

Calling All The Beauty And The Bloodshed a “love letter to...

Everything and nothing has changed for Yeon Sang-ho since Train to Busan, his...

This may be her debut, but director Mary Nighy knows how to build tension. The...

As Lt. Col. Frank Slade, a lonely bitter soldier blinded — literally — by his...