An ebullient account of Elton John’s rise to fame in the 1970s combines the required biographical realism with exquisite flights of fantasy to deliver a stunning three-dimensional portrait
Exhaustingly frantic, breathtakingly violent, but never boring, John Wick 3: Parabellum operates on the principle of delivering an action sequence of eye-watering muscularity every ten minutes or so...
Cinema High Life: Directed by Claire Denis, Nationwide, 18, Rating: **** Float Like A Butterfly: ...
Like Brady Corbet’s debut The Childhood of a Leader, an examination of the origins of evil, Vox Lux spans decades in time, but is an altogether more energetic affair which, at times, might almost be described as fun
Cinema Avengers: Endgame: Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, nationwide, 12A, Rating: *** The Dig...
No tired pastiche or retro-baiting homage, Greta is a deliciously nasty romp, built around perverse maternal obsessions, with dialogue as arched as a vamp’s eyebrow
Tom Harper's 'Wild Rose' is a rousing combination of social realism and showbiz fantasy that plays out like Ken Loach’s Coal Miner’s Daughter
A star-making performance in country music drama Wild Rose looks set to launch Killarney actor Jessie Buckley into the big league, but she’s much more at ease with the loners and the outcasts, she tells John Maguire
Cinema The Sisters Brothers: Directed by Jacques Audiard, nationwide, 15A, Rating: **** Happy As ...
Tim Burton, who transports his well-cast ensemble of real-life actors to a meticulous CGI world, but neglects to give them anything interesting to do when they get there
As the plot of 'Us' becomes more deranged and dangerous, the superb cast rise to the challenge of making the sets of roles feel real
Captain Marvel's writing and directing team Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck have a lot of fun with their 1990s setting, mining the era for nostalgic references and soundtrack cues, but politically their film is very much of the moment
Cinema The Hole in the Ground: Directed by Lee Cronin, Nationwide, 15A, Rating: **** Fighting Wit...
Crack the ice on director Hans Petter Moland’s English-language remake of his 2014 Norwegian film In Order of Disappearance, and it becomes clear that Cold Pursuit is a comedy, in which murder and mayhem are mined for laughs
With her latest impressive performance in hotly tipped Irish horror movie The Hole in the Ground, Seána Kerslake’s star continues to rise – but she refuses to let it go to her head
