Reviews

Kristen Stewart is the best thing in this action-comedy reboot.

A deeply satisfying drama – with lots of engine noises and wheel spinning.

It’s a bit like The Emperor’s New Groove with a holly jolly slant.

Having trouble sleeping? Maybe this belated sequel to The Shining can help.

Did we mention Robert Pattinson is gloriously over-the-top?

“This raw display of male vulnerability strikes the heart and all its arteries.”

Australian director Zak Hilditch’s thriller violates the spirit of silly movies spurred on by dumb decisions.

A heartfelt love letter to an iconic figure of second wave feminism.

This decade in the making sequel to Zombieland revisits so much of the original and does so little to add anything interesting that it’s the cinematic equivalent of the walking dead.

Paul’s performance in Netflix pic continues to show he’s got incredible acting chops

Sion Sono brings originality and excessiveness to Netflix with mixed results.

Boasts a defining performance from Jennifer Lopez while uncovering complex relationships, writes critic Craig Mathieson.

The deadpan won’t die down in the new film from Jim Jarmusch.

This star-studded film is flawed, but not without flickers of interest.

Is it sentimental? Sure. But it’s also a charming and inspiring movie.

This riveting Ned Kelly film has a striking visual style and a punk rock spirit.

Story-wise it ain’t much, but it’s all just an excuse to watch celebrities squirm.

Is it a celebration of vigilante justice, or a brutal exposé?

Should keep anyone with an appetite for bloodthirsty action satiated.

Part children’s entertainment, part Indiana Jones and part Tomb Raider. Sweet!

Teen comedy tropes get appropriately scaled down to 12-year-olds.