Tom Beasley | 18th May 2022
Disney’s Chip ‘N Dale: Rescue Rangers is a fast-moving adventure with lighthearted dollops of meta humour – here’s our review
Amhara Chamberlayne | 18th May 2022
Nick Cave takes centre stage in documentary This Much I Know To Be True – here’s our review
John Moore | 13th May 2022
Michelle Yeoh delivers a bravura performance in this most cerebral of action movies: here’s our Everything Everywhere All At Once review
Simon Brew | 13th May 2022
Who would have guessed that a Top Gun sequel would result in the best blockbuster in years? Here’s our review of Top Gun: Maverick
Lauren Miles | 4th May 2022
Moon Knight‘s sixth and final episode presents a generic and frustrating series finale, prioritising special effects and action over emotional depth
Lauren Miles | 4th May 2022
Director Sam Raimi brings an invigorating shot of horror to the Marvel universe – but Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness is disappointingly tonally dissonant
Lauren Miles | 29th April 2022
Downton Abbey: A New Era is a serviceable bit of soap opera with an outstanding cast, but an uninventive story – here’s our review
Lauren Miles | 27th April 2022
It’s a change in pace from The Tomb, but episode 5 of Moon Knight, Asylum, gives us a peek into Marc and Steven’s head, and an interesting slice of Ancient Egyptian culture
Lauren Miles | 26th April 2022
Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic’s Murina is a beautifully shot tale of becoming a woman and hope for a better future – here’s our review
Lauren Miles | 20th April 2022
Moon Knight‘s fourth episode is a thrilling tomb raiding experience, with enough action to jumpstart the ailing series – here’s our review
Lauren Miles | 19th April 2022
The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent is a wonderfully funny, lighthearted homage to film – and not just the ones starring Nicolas Cage
Tom Beasley | 14th April 2022
Roberts Eggers’ The Northman is an intense and bloody revenge tale, as well as being a refreshingly uncommercial depiction of Viking folklore