Never a comfortable watch, but delightfully cruel in its dismantling of authoritarian regimes
There are too many characters, too much story and too many loose threads left hanging
Blade Runner 2049 is as dark, beautiful and deeply textured as the original, but also different
The worst thing about Kingsman is that there are so many good actors in it; all wasted as the film sabotages itself with an embarrassed shrug
mother! is a slick, sick nightmare that uncoils from a claustrophobic first hour to escalate into some of the most sustained insanity ever seen on a cinema screen
In his latest role, Eddie Izzard plays opposite a dame as the son of Queen Victoria, but in real life, he holds no truck with hereditary privilege
John Maguire doesn't want to tell you anything about It, lest it remind you of something that might reduce the impact of Muschietti’s clever, macabre vision
The Limehouse Golum feels like an eight-part series for Saturday night television, or a week-long binge-watch on subscription, writes John Maguire
A courageous approach, but this queasy, claustrophobic sequence is missing something essential
The Dark Tower plays out like an extended pilot episode for a generic television series
Following her blistering performance in Mad Max: Fury Road, Theron has emerged as a thrilling action hero
The more Besson stuffs in, the emptier Valerian feels
'I work for free. If the movie is a success, everyone gets paid. If it doesn’t work, we go back and try again'
As much a departure as a real-life subject like Dunkirk is for Nolan, his intricate mark is all over it
There is no shortage of man-on-ape combat sequences, but Reeves places his emphasis more on internal than external conflicts
