Reviews

This deeply engrossing drama can turn intensely stylized moments on and off like a tap.

A series perfectly pitched between a thrilling murder mystery and hilarious millennial character drama.

Bittersweet realisations circulate through moments of joy in this story of a teenager’s first love interest.

This complex portrait of a complex luminary is more speculation than biography.

Creator Rachel Shukert has taken the heart and soul of the original series and given it a bit of a makeover.

This charming film looks at 80s neon-drenched whimsy with a knowing eye.

This sort-of sequel raises an occasional smile but is smug and self-congratulatory.

Harriet Tubman’s life makes for incredible source material and this film does a sterling job hitting the key points,

In its warped story of decaying motherhood, Relic might remind viewers of Hereditary.

It’s Hanks and Hanks alone that earns the film a 3 star rating.

A family’s emotional balance is fractured by tragedy in this audacious drama.

This freakishly wild biopic features another volcanic, face-chewing performance from Tom Hardy.

At last, some good news! Hamilton has arrived and it is magnificent.

A must-watch for fans of single-setting suspense flicks.

An incendiary movie from one of the great, singular voices of the medium.

The protagonist comes across less like a hero and more like an extra from a Men in Black/Spy Kids crossover.

Jesse Eisenberg plays the legendary Marcel Marceau in a biopic that has its merits but leaves you wanting more.

This beautifully crafted mind-bending film is getting everybody talking.

Watch this sublime documentary and you’ll feel like you’ve been on a holiday.

Daniel Rutledge ain’t convinced by Netflix’s big-budget comedy series.

The Assistant might be the most unsparing portrayal of modern workplace toxicity since In The Company of Men.