BSAA Chris Redfield enlists the help of government agent Leon S. Kennedy and Professor Rebecca Chambers from Alexander Institute of Biotechnology to stop a death merchant with a vengeance from spreading a deadly virus in New York.
Lacking a compelling story or much visual verve, this semi-satire of Hollywood has its fun moments but soon wears out its welcome
Barry Levinson's Holocaust boxer biopic is well made and tastefully told, but fails to carve out much of an identity of its own
Justin Kurzel's deeply upsetting film tackles the 1996 Port Arthur massacre with unimpeachable restraint and moral clarity
Austin Butler and Tom Hanks star in an overwhelming and energetic reimagining of the life of a defining musical legend
Not sure what to watch this weekend? Discover the best of what's new and streaming in the UK with our handy guide
The long delayed sequel to the 1986 classic has overtaken Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness as 2022's highest-grosser
With the final Jurassic Park movie now in theatres, we look back on the thirty year franchise to crown the king of the dinosaurs...
Director Ruben Östlund, who already claimed the award in 2017 for The Square, has won the top prize for another outrageous satire
