Theatrical Reviews
Will Smith gives a powerhouse & award-worthy performance in this superb drama about the resilience of one man.
A warm hug of a movie, indulging in warm fuzzy nostalgia and bringing Ghostbusters to a whole new generation.
An astonishingly sensitive & moving performance from Kristen Stewart, capturing the essence of Princess Diana.
The characters may be new & diverse, but there is little more of interest in this pedestrian affair.
An incredible cast is wasted in this mess of a story in what may be the most Wes Anderson movie of all.
Despite two of the finest actors of their age, a look back at this slice of the '60s is far from rose-tinted.
Tom Hardy returns in this terrible sequel, morphing into a leech doing a weak impression of Brian Blessed.
Cary Fukunaga's delivered a breathtaking slice of Bond, hitting familiar beats but adding surprising ones too.
A fun, entertaining if supremely violent romp with Bob Odenkirk channelling his ominous OAP.
A wonderful sequel which lives up to the original, with a fantastic cast. Roll on Part III!
Deeply unsettling film about a woman who displays terrifying religious fervour & a desperately troubled soul.
A refreshing take on the vampire genre, full of repression, sexual awakening and loss of innocence.
Sumptuous on the screen, beautifully shot with a cracking cast, but an increasingly impenetrable plot.
Seemingly raucous with a fish out of water premise & dual roles, it is in fact a thoughtful, touching comedy.
