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Can a three-hour art-house piece set almost entirely in a car be any good? Yes, emphatically.

Disney/Pixar's latest film has unfairly been on the receiving end of some pretty lukewarm reviews.

Matt Damon is a Nike executive who thought up the idea of getting Michael Jordan to sign for Nike and promote a new Basketball trainer.

Albert Serra's latest film was nominated for the Palme d'Or at Cannes last year, and we've had to wait almost a year to get it here.

A wealthy and elegant woman is drawn into Chile's anti-Pinochet resistance.

Jason Statham's latest exploits with enormous sharks is overseen by Ben Wheatley; surprising, but entertaining.

Babylon is Damian Chazelle's most ambitious work to date, spanning decades of depravity in Hollywood.

The IMF have to track down two parts of a connecting key that is also being hunted by an AI 'entity' in the franchise's seventh outing.

A mysterious force has thrown the moon out of orbit and, surprise surprise, it's headed straight for Earth.

A reboot of the popular kids series produced by Seth Rogan is really rather good.

Laure Calamy is superb as a Strasbourg sex-worker who has to move job locations to a more dangerous scene in order to earn more money.

Ben Macintyre’s book of the same name is the basis for this World War Two era drama, directed by Oscar winner John Madden.

Maria Schrader's portrayal of how Harvey Weinstein was eventually outed is interesting and important, if slight.

Brandon Cronenberg builds on the promise of his first two features, Antiviral (2012) and Possessor (2020) with this satirical nightmare.

Barbie and Ken are having the time of their lives in the colorful and seemingly perfect world of Barbie Land....

Nolan's latest is a biopic of J. Robert Oppenheimer in the vein of Pablo Larrain's Jackie (2016) or Oliver Hirschbie's Downfall (2004)...

Loosely adapted from Losing the Signal: The Untold Story Behind the Extraordinary Rise and Spectacular Fall of BlackBerry by Jacquie McNish.

The Covenant is a real mishmash of a film, and can't quite decide what it wants to be.

God's Creatures is good but not great, solid but not spectacular, with very good performances from all involved, especially Emily Watson.

Evil Dead Rise is well made and it’s certainly not terrible, but neither is it anywhere near as good as it needs to be.