My Little Sister Review: Playing Dead
Nina Hoss and Lars Eidinger star in Swiss drama about death and theatre.
His Dark Materials Season 2 Review
Ruth Wilson's Mrs. Coulter is a standout in a season that often fails to inspire the necessary awe and wonder.
News of the World Review: Tom Hanks Delivers Another Standout Performance
News of the World gives Tom Hanks another late-career role worthy of his prodigious talents.
Wonder Woman 1984 Review
Our look at the not-so-wonderful Wonder Woman 1984, coming soon to a small screen near you.
The Midnight Sky Review: Socially Distanced Clooney
George Clooney proves (again) that he can really carry a movie, but can't necessarily direct one.
Wonder Woman 1984 Review
For better and for worse, Wonder Woman 1984 is one of the most “comic book-y” superhero movies of the modern era.
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Review
Viola Davis is magnificent but it's Chadwick Boseman who takes centre stage in this sublime adaptation of August Wilson's award-winning play.
Greenland Review: It’s the End of the World (Again)
Another mid-level, no-strain effort for actor-producer Gerard Butler and a game cast navigating the end of the world.
The Mandalorian Season 2 Review
Season two of The Mandalorian has proven to be a highlight of the Disney Star Wars era – and even when it leans too hard into the nostalgia there's still something extremely compelling thanks to the unlikely pairing at its core.
Farewell Amor Review: A Breakout Debut
Farewell Amor is a breakout film for debut director Ekwa Msangi and star-in-the-making, Jayme Lawson
Wild Mountain Thyme Review: One Wild Irish Ride
From wildly miscast leads to a bizarre plot twist, the Jamie Dornan and Emily Blunt led Wild Mountain Thyme is one weird and wild Irish ride.
Monster Hunter Review: Nonstop Mayhem
Monster Hunter sees two battle-tested warriors stranded in a deadly world inhabited by giant monsters
Promising Young Woman Review
When’s the last time we got a film as dark, sexy, and dangerous as Promising Young Woman?
Wheels Review: Spread Love it’s the Brooklyn Way
Wheels is a coming-of-age drama about a Brooklyn DJ facing family struggles that may derail his dream.
Songbird Review: It’s Not ‘Too Soon’, It’s ‘Too Bad’
Songbird holds the distinction of being the first movie to film in Los Angeles since the 2020 pandemic shutdown. It also has the distinction of being one of the most misguided and tone-deaf movies of the year.
