Movie Reviews

Gary Oldman and an ensemble cast captivate in one of the most thoroughly compelling depictions of Churchill in years, crafting a striking image of a man who is born to lead - and undeniably human

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri makes the whole experience of going to the cinema once again surprisingly refreshing and sets itself to be a big player in the upcoming Academy Awards night.

Ridley Scott's examination of an historic kidnapping has emerged from a troubled production as a strong feature in its own right - both as a thriller, and as a tale on the power of greed

A troubled production period gives rise to a competently-made yet ultimately rather forgettable action romp, with Luc Besson's name behind it – but none of his colour

Blade of the Immortal is a must-see for any fan of action cinema, flying limbs, litres of blood and the ancient art of badassery

Director Masaki Yuasa offers a visual delight – but for all its flair, this aquatic adventure rings hollow

Simply put, Wonder is exactly what it says on the tin

If you’ll forgive an obvious bit of wordplay, Battle of the Sexes is ace

Brakes is an innovative micro-budget film with Julian Barratt, Noel Fielding, Paul McGann, Julia Davis and more in a film about relationships

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