Skyscraper is a lot of fun, a true Summer blockbuster, and with Dwayne Johnson in top form, you'll enjoy the ride.
This week a fascinating film is hitting cinemas as well as VOD. Spree is about young Kurt Kunkle (Joe Keery)....
A new take on the Sleeping Beauty fairytale, Angelina Jolie gives traditional baddie Maleficent a tragic, heartfelt, makeover.
Mamma Mia is an absolutely brilliant film filled with heart, great musical performances, and a surprisingly touching story
Despite some laughs and the return of the original cast, T2 Trainspotting is too belated a follow-up to maintain the original film's energy or bite.
With an ill-defined villain, a mundane group of mutants, this is hardly a Dark Phoenix and more a dull duck.
The Avengers return in an exhilarating action spectacular that proves that keeping the band together is just not as much fun as getting them together.
A film that shows great potential and has enough to make you want to see what scriptwriter and director Donal Nugent will do next.
PT Anderson and Thomas Pynchon deliver an amusingly trippy look at the underbelly of Americana, and it reeks of weed and paranoia. Can you dig it?
Rosie realises the true weight of the word “sorry” in a script that feels it can’t bring itself to make light, in direction that seems sometimes almost to quake with anger, in performances alive with passion and pique.