Dune: Part TwoDune: Part Two is sci-fi/fantasy filmmaking on such a ridiculously epic scale, it might be better to make a comparison with some kind of...
Bob Marley: One LoveYou can tell just by the title of new biopic Bob Marley: One Love what kind of film you’re going to get. By and large, the music biopic...
The Zone of InterestHow do you go about making a film, ostensibly a leisure activity and source of entertainment, with nigh-on zero redeemable characters? In...
ArgylleMatthew Vaughn dives back into the espionage field but, somewhat surprisingly, comes off of the Kingsman franchise in favour of Argylle....
All of Us StrangersIt’s not often you can describe something as achingly romantic but simultaneous nightmarish. Same goes for incredibly grounded but also...
The Taste of ThingsQuite obviously, film is an awesome workout for our sight and sound. What we don’t often see is the cinema give us a test of our...
The Iron ClawWhilst the ‘sports film’ genre as a whole is rather scattershot in terms of hits and misses, the world of combat sports is usually very...
The HoldoversOf all of the delayed UK releases, The Holdovers may be the most affected in terms of box office take, down to the fact that it is...
The Color Purple (2024)The new musical moment continues with another 'theatrical version of the stage show musical version of the original non-musical...
Mean Girls (2024)I think it was when espousing the values of In The Heights a few years back that I commented on the relative lack of theatrically...
Aquaman and the Lost KingdomHow much you enjoy Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom might come down to how appealing you find the idea of Jason Momoa punching an oversized...
Poor ThingsIt’s now customary to kick off the first review of a new year by mentioning the fact that January is the time for all of the previous...