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Lee Isaac Chung has produced what will surely be one of the best films of the year, and you should do all you can to track it down.

Remember the outrage when the original designs of Sonic were released for the upcoming live action version? There were almost riots....

Sean Durkin’s slow burning thriller received a small release in the UK, which is a shame.

Onward is a thoroughly enjoyable piece of animation, and one of the better films Disney/Pixar have made in recent years.

As far as erotic thrillers go, this one had a lot to live up to after viewings of Sea Of Love (1989) and In The Cut (2003) the previous...

Richard Linklater's crowning trilogy comes to a spellbinding end.

Omar El Zohairy's debut full length feature comes with a tantalising set up; a loutish and controlling husband is turned into a chicken.

Charlotte Wells’ quite exceptional debut feature is heavily autobiographical, drawing on her own relationship with her dad.

This Vince Vaughan and Reese Witherspoon fronted Christmas bonanza is rubbish; of course it is.

Surviving Christmas is an utter chore at its best, and just downright dreadful at its worst.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is reduced to dressing up as 'Turbo Man' in an attempt to impress his son in this Christmas classic/stinker.

There’s quite a cast list to get through in this festive outing. Problem is there's also lot of guff to get through.

Inspired by real events involving a Dutch couple in Santoalla, Sorogoyen's tension filled drama deserves more recognition.

Richard Linklater's partial biopic is a wonderful depiction of possibility and childhood dreams.

The sequel to James Cameron's 2009 groundbreaking yet devise film treads much the same ground but ramps up the visual spectacular.

The Fabelmans is based Steven Spielberg's own childhood and introduction to film in post-war America, an intriguing premise....

Davy Chou's second feature film concerns Freddie, a Korean adoptee brought up in France who on a whim decides to travel to Seoul.

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

Nine year old Cáit is sent to live at a distant cousins house for the summer in rural Waterford, Ireland.

Marcel is a shell who lives in an air bnb house with his Nan, and embarks on a quest to find his missing family.