Home will keep the little'uns engaged, but it's too familiar and safe to linger in the memory.
X+Y overcomes its TV drama trappings to reveal a sweet tale of adolescent struggles.
An Oscar-winning performance from Julianne Moore defines this story of a linguistics professor diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's Disease.
Senn Penn tries to pull a Neeson with The Gunman, but lightning doesn't quite strike twice for Taken director Pierre Morel.
Unflinching and heartfelt, the humanitarian efforts of Christina Noble are put in perspective with In A House That Ceased To Be, one of the finest Irish documentaries this year.
Chappie the robot is a compelling creature, while the film bearing his name is fun and smart, albeit too rushed to truly engage.
Mommy is a skilled, stylish and often-heartbreaking depiction of the love of family through thick and thin.
Run All Night continues Liam Neeson's trend for vengeance/survival thrillers, as it's solidly made, fitfully entertaining and perfectly forgettable.
Kill The Messenger is an efficient thriller, with a gripping true story and Jeremy Renner's fine lead performance guiding the film through some scripting wobbles.