Movie Reviews

Obsessions can be dangerous as Precious Wong teaches Alex Essoe in Canadian thriller Homewrecker

Redesigned, energised and with a spring in his step, the Blue Blur dashes onto the silver screen to defy disaster in a solid, if somewhat shallow adaptation

Robert Eggers' follow-up to his celebrated debut is nothing less than spellbinding, a claustrophobic and masterfully crafted feature that shines as his definitive magnum opus

Cats is a film that, most emphatically, is not worth seeing – unless you're into bizarre self-torture or have a thing for furries

The Rise of Skywalker proves a fitting finale for the beloved nine-part space saga

Jumanji: The Next Level might lack some of the surprise factor of its predecessor, but it's every bit as funny and engaging

Heart-warming, laugh-out-loud funny and powerfully emotional, Little Women is a simply stunning second feature from Greta Gerwig

Charlie's Angels is consistently entertaining and by no means the disaster its poor box-office showing in the US might suggest

Despite its occasionally baffling script decisions, Le Mans '66 is well made and impressively acted

From Australia comes a new outing in the zom-rom-com genre created by Edgar Wright’s Shaun of the Dead back in 2004