FILM REVIEWS

Thor: Love and Thunder leaves the franchise where The Quest for Peace left the original Superman film series: without a shred of dignity...

Not all the gags land, but the slapstick antics of Kevin, Bob and all the other Minions are still good for an occasional belly-laugh....

There definitely is a taut, scary thriller hidden somewhere inside The Black Phone. Director Derrickson just refuses to let it escape....

Perhaps the blandest film Pixar has ever released, Lightyear struggles to find a beating pulse underneath the uninspired animation....

A lack of originality is compensated by decent performances and an authentic visual style in Flemish drama Nowhere. A man still...

When you leave the movie theatre you still have no idea who Elvis Presley is and what makes him tick. Like all Baz Luhrmann films Elvis...

This documentary that vividly dissects the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi generates genuine indignation from the audience. Even if...

Men is an almighty mess that borders on the unwatchable, with a main gimmick as hokey as a mediocre Twilight Zone episode. After the...

Filmed with flair by director Jeremiah Zagar, Hustle is high on heart, emotion and engrossing basketball action. Don't let the fact that...

This Dave Grohl folly doesn't add up to much yet the picture keeps you remarkably entertained up to, but not including, the tepid final...

Director Colin Trevorrow forgets to give the audience a sense of awe and wonder about the dinosaurs in this charmless threequel. Jurassic...

You get a pretty high entertainment value for your buck in this unabashed crowd-pleaser, especially in the astutely executed aerial...

A strong narrative rhythm is sorely lacking and the clunkily dialogue often pains the ears in David Cronenberg’s latest body horror film....

This is not a gritty sports drama. It’s a film that leaves the heart cold, the eyes drowsy and the mind bored. Cool Abdoul might be based...

Bubble is a mighty bore, punctuated by stylish flourishes of vibrant animation and top-notch action sequences. Most of the animation in...

Jafar Panahi’s son makes his debut with a film that fails to connect whimsical interludes with an overarching, deadly serious theme. Has...

This surprising horror film attempts emotions I haven't often seen in the genre but ultimately doesn't double down on them. It's uncommon...

The film's second act relies almost exclusively on the banter between Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, which is problematic because...

The few times Sam Raimi brings tangible reality to the CGI overload are the only instances this meek Marvel film comes alive. The return...

I'm not saying I didn't enjoy Operation Mincemeat but I won't be thinking about the film often anymore. An intriguing true story goes a...