FILM REVIEWS

Despite the fact the movie has its fair share of high-concept drama Love Life excels in subtle emotions, beautifully observed characters...

Despite a reliance on metaphors that are neither groundbreaking nor original Aussie horror flick Talk to Me is engaging, intriguing and,...

This charming J.M. Barrie adaptation is a cut above most of Disney’s live-action remakes thanks to impeccable casting, old-school...

The spryly animated and stupendously entertaining The Monkey King deftly mixes classic Chinese folklore with modern storytelling and...

Despite all the ambition and formidable filmmaking on display in Oppenheimer, director Christopher Nolan never gets a complete grip on...

It’s hard to believe that everything that happens in Tetris more or less occurred, which hinders the film to some extent but doesn’t make...

Still: a Michael J. Fox Movie doesn’t just coast by on the winning personality of its subject: the documentary finds an excellent balance...

Unassuming yet potent, small-scale yet with an enormous heart: this Irish gem takes a simple story but enriches it with characters you'll...

The gorgeously animated Inu-Oh evokes a seventies rock opera and somehow successfully marries that to the traditional art of Japanese...

Visually Friedkin Uncut is just a simple collection of talking heads and clips from William Friedkin’s films yet the director’s glorious...

Rams’ third act generously reward you with a touching finale that neatly ties together all the important thematical and emotional strands...

You simply won’t have experienced some of the best movie moments of the year if you haven’t seen this unassuming little gem. It takes a...

Living succeeds because the filmmakers comprehend that sticking to the familiar is sometimes the best policy in adapting a great story,...

The film strings together the wonderful images the central couple shot of vulcanic activity, while Fire of Love also displays a genuine...

It is often said that the smallest creatures can achieves great things. Marcel The Shell and the movie that bears his name prove that....

As with all good movies, even if the road towards the final act is a bit messy and unfocused at times, with a pitch-perfect final thirty...

It truly is remarkable how The Stranger, boasted by a couple of stand-out lead performances, manages to get under your skin and create an...

This creature feature strikes such a right balance between campy dialogue, fun characters and thrilling set-pieces that it's impossible...

From the spot-on eighties recreation to a wonderfully eclectic musical score and the exquisite direction of Luca Guadagnino, Bones and...

The first half of One Second is definitely the best part of the film, as Zhang Yimou uses classic film language to draw you into the tale...