Movie Reviews

Wild Rose is, in short, the best British film of the year

Jacques Audiard's premier English feature scintillates as a tale of ruthlessness, camaraderie and black humour in the very heart of the Gold Rush, and injects yet more new life into the Western genre

Fighting with my Family tells the story of WWE's Paige and her family, who are all wrestlers!

Branagh's study of the last years of the Bard of Avon leans towards more fiction than fact, as this so-called historical piece comes up self-serving

James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez collaborate to bring us a manga adaptation almost 20 years in the making - but the end result is an almost lamentable case of style and speed over substance

A superbly made and emotionally engaging conclusion to a thoroughly entertaining trilogy

Green Book balances hefty themes with refreshing levity, formula with expert restrain in emotion; but its indubitable strong points are the herculean performances by Mortensen and Ali

This is a joyous family feelgood picture that will enchant die-hard Poppins fans and newcomers alike

Bumblebee is a beautiful character piece, full of heartwarming and emotionally powerful moments

The Girl in the Spider's Web does away with the gritty yet somewhat low-key tone of Larsson's material in favor of spectacular but familiar action and spy film tropes, resembling far more a modern instalment of the Bond series than any adaptation of the Millennium trilogy to date.