Skyscraper is a lot of fun, a true Summer blockbuster, and with Dwayne Johnson in top form, you'll enjoy the ride.
With a career-best turn from Ethan Hawke, Paul Schrader's finest film in 30 years ably and brilliantly posits some very deep questions of faith, and demands its audience seek some answers.
A wonderful cast has genuine and heartfelt chemistry, which makes up for the lacklustre direction and narrative failings.
Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda is producer/director Stephen Numora Schible’s portrait of enigmatic Japanese composer and sound designer Ryuichi Sakamoto.
The Secret of Marrowbone has good intentions, but is ultimately a story that’s simultaneously hokey and deadly earnest.
In the Fade asks hard questions about the how and why of cultural assimilation, when and where we “belong”, and our notions of truth, trust, and justice. And it does this in a suspenseful and engaging way.
This is the reason films are made, to tell stories, and this particular story is one of the best of the year.
Incredibles 2 is filled with that same heart and bombastic oomph that audiences fell in love with all those years ago
Sicario 2: Soldado is an evolved beast, intense and brutal with masterful cinematography and a fantastic score.
Adrift is a simple enough film with strong acting, but it is let down by clunky dialogue and questionable directorial choices.