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Professor Marston and the Wonder Women review
Angela Robinson's foray into biopics offer an intriguing look at polyamory, same-sex relationships in a different time, and the development of a timeless heroine
Beauty and the Beast review
Beauty and The Beast is big, bold and sumptuous, with beautiful sets and costumes, great performances and perfect CGI
The Girl on the Train review
The Girl on the Train is not quite in Gone Girl territory, but it's still a reasonably compelling piece of entertainment
The Girl on the Train review
The Girl on the Train is not quite in Gone Girl territory, but it's still a reasonably compelling piece of entertainment
High-Rise review
British filmmaker Ben Wheatley has a very distinctive voice, and in many ways is a "Marmite" director – you either love him or hate him.
The Hobbit Trilogy 3D Extended Edition review (Blu-ray)
If you thought the original version of The Hobbit Trilogy was a bit on the short side, prepare to feast your eyes – here in the Extended Edition is almost NINE...
Fast & Furious 6 review (Blu-ray)
Diesel, Walker, Johnson et al race into our cinemas for a sixth time with this latest entry in the increasingly bonkers Fast & Furious franchise, which continues to move away...
Fast & Furious 6 review (DVD)
Diesel, Walker, Johnson et al race into our cinemas for a sixth time with this latest entry in the increasingly bonkers Fast & Furious franchise, which continues to move away...
Fast & Furious 6 review
Diesel, Walker, Johnson et al race into our cinemas for a sixth time with this latest entry in the increasingly bonkers Fast & Furious franchise, which continues to move away...
No One Lives review
STOP! Before you go further I would like to point out that the high-octane, B-movie splatterfest that is Kitamura’s No One Lives is built around a high concept, and while...