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It's dumbed-down, yes, but the slapstick antics make for perfect school holiday fodder.
From the Vine is very far from a full-bodied drop but still inoffensively quaffable.
A family holiday is transformed into a screaming nightmare in this must-see Tunisian film.
She put a rocket under the women's rights movement, will this put one under your seat?
The absurd charms of It Must Be Heaven could prove divisive writes our reviewer.
The comedian drops the nice guy act for swastikas and revenge in Becky. We review it.
Given its meaty subject matter, Irresistible is disappointingly bland.
Is Steve Coogan's and Rob Brydon's fourth instalment worth your time?
Two of Hollywood's rising stars are in this movie about a Tinder date from hell.
A trippy tale of cosmic horror that occasionally rises above its B-horror roots.
Robert Eggers' new film The Lighthouse provides a thrilling gothic vision of madness.
For Sama is profoundly intimate yet horrifically heartbreaking writes TimeOut's reviewer.
The haunting true story A Hidden Life is a welcome return to form for the director.
If you liked Pearl Harbour, then you'll love Midway ... but that's not saying much.
Latest in the "shall we play a game?" horror sub-genre is bloody fun.
Portrait of a Lady on Fire requires patience, but delivers the ultimate payoff.
Pedro Almodovar's Pain and Glory will have minds blown long after the credits roll.
Is Brittany Runs A Marathon a predictable crowd-pleaser or an inspirational triumph?
The romantic drama captures Mumbai's rich textures but is its story worth a look?
To party or not to party that is the question two young women face in this new film.
Hereditary was harrowing and unsettling. It's follow-up Midsommar is much, much worse...
Girls of the Sun has gritty war scenes, big set pieces and drama. And it's all true.
Made up of stunning found footage, our reviewer gives Amazing Graces five solid amens.
Apollo 11 is a marvel which makes you sit back and simply gape in awe.
The director of Bend it Like Beckham is blinded by the light.
His heart's in the right place but Estevez struggles with nuance in new movie The Public.
Olivia Wilde's debut feature film could be worth sneaking out for.
Rory's Way sends grumpy Scotsman Brian Cox to America but will it send you to the cinema?
Our reviewer described the brutally honest film an "astonishing statement"
Bill Nighy, whimsy and a heated game of Scrabble... what more could you want?
Does Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potion live up to the old animated Asterix classics?
Movie review: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote
Is there more to Poms than just being 'The Full Monty for the aged'?
Movie review: The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir
DC has stopped being so dark and tried to be less cringe - but did it work?
Is Tim Burton's live action remake of Dumbo the greatest show on earth? Here's the review.
She's not the first name you'd think of to play a vengeful hard-ass, does she pull it off?
Everybody Knows is an intriguing, immensely satisfying mystery. Or is it?
Our reviewer's trapped in this horror based on the popular activity of escaping rooms
It's attracted both controversy and Oscar noms but what did our reviewer think?
Movie review: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
"Part-period piece and part-anachronistic satire", The Favourite isn't for everyone.
Anna and the Apocalypse is a different sort of festive film... but is it worth a look?
Bang! Bang! Joaquin's silver hammer came down upon his head...
Should you get stuck into The Girl in the Spider's Web? We review the hacker's return
Is there a kind of magic to the Freddy Mercury movie or does it bite the dust?
Brimstone & Glory shows how one small Mexican village lets their colours burst
Movie review: Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist
Movie review: The House with a Clock in its Walls
Spitfire is a fascinating look at the impact of the iconic World War II fighter
Movies based on true stories either sink or swim. Here's our review.
Is this new film starring Helen Mirren and Donald Sutherland worthy of your leisure time?
After a successful festival run Swagger of Thieves is coming to a cinema near you
Everyone's a suspect in this adaptation of Agatha Christie's sordid murder mystery
Steve Carrell, Laurence Fishburne and Bryan Cranston are war vets in this emotional film
Sweet Country shows a side of Australia that is anything but...
Kobi dreams of jewellry in this feature documentary about the local artisan
Does I, Tonya let truth get in the way of it's absorbing story?
With the A-list firepower of Streep, Hanks and Spielberg what could possibly go wrong?