Determinedly paced, but intense and dazzlingly shot, Black Coal, Thin Ice is a masterful blend of arthouse elegance and cop thriller.
Let Us Prey is grimly, gorily effective, but it lacks the originality needed to stand out.
The latest disaster movie to hit our screens, San Andreas is entertaining in its visual splendor, its hokey pro-America slant and the Rock being typically cool.
Thoughtful, insightful and featuring what’s sure to become seen as a seminal McKellen performance, Mr. Holmes is well worth your time.
The perfectly pleasant Queen and Country hits all the right nostalgic notes, albeit at the cost of any real bite.
Jurassic World enjoyable time at the cinema, an action spectacular that does not skimp on the action, but one that offers nothing new or memorable.
Any promise Listen Up Philip has is scuttled by Jason Schwartzman's hateful and hateable protagonist.