FILM REVIEWS

Jessica Chastain and Andrew Garfield are fine as central televangelist couple but this biopic offers nothing new. Don't be fooled by the...

For all the flaws of Drive My Car, the movie also has major assets, foremost a brilliant central performance by Hidetoshi Nishijima. If...

Kenneth Branagh goes big when he should have gone small, as though he doesn’t have enough faith in the episodic, nostalgic material. It's...

This biopic of Venus and Serena Williams’ father is a perfectly fine yet frustratingly sanitised movie, elevated by a handful of...

Licorice Pizza drags in places, indulges in star cameos and hasn’t got the most engaging of stories, but it’s never not entertaining....

The Tragedy of Macbeth might have worked better if Joel Coen had used the same rigorous stripped-down approach to Shakespeare's text as...

The Worst Person in the World weaves ideas and themes anyone will relate to into an always entertaining, never dull whole. Anchored by a...

I can only recommend this film to people willing to stomach the two-hour long metaphors Larrain bluntly uses to show Diana is a caged...

If The Hand of God was supposed to be a very personal film for director Paolo Sorrentino, you never feel it. Once again nodding and...

I was totally won over by the sheer cinematic joy Spielberg and his team conjure up during 2.5 blissful hours. For the majority of the...

The newest fillm by Spanish auteur Pedro Almodovar is essentially a filmed play that lays bare the flaws in the director's recent...

Individual scenes brim with tension and understated emotions yet they often feel strangely detached from the main narrative. Make no...