THE INTERNET'S MOST HONEST FILM REVIEWS. WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT.

Sergei Eisenstein’s astonishing early Soviet silent film is just as powerful today as it must have been almost a century ago.

Sarah Polley’s adaptation of Miriam Toews 2018 novel is an intricate and theological affair.

Liam Neeson gives one of his finest performances as the titular Irish freedom fighter and politician.

Nuclear detonations from Russia and the U.S.A set the Earth on a collision course with the sun.

Jack Nicholson and Otis Young star as career sailors escorting a young recruit from their Virginia base to Portsmouth Navel Base.

Sadly, Scream VI is absolute rubbish.

Brendon Fraser's Oscar winning performance was deserving of the accolades, but was the film itself?

Returning to his home town of Naples after forty years living in Egypt, Felice must face the Camorra, and his past.

The reverse American Pie is surprisingly effective.

Věra Chytilová’s groundbreaking comedy drama was once again in the top fifty of Sight and Sound’s recent all time list...

Frank Sinatra is on fine form here as detective Joe Leland who is investigating the murder of a homosexual man, found dead in his home.

Hugh Grant in a medical thriller that shows no hint of comedy? It's surprisingly good as well.