The residents of Downton Abbey go on a new adventure that takes them to a Spanish villa.
There aren’t many surprises here, yet in putting a bow on over a decade of time spent in the company of the Crawley family, there hardly needs to be.| Read in full: Downton Abbey: A New Era film review We Love Cinema
I have to hope now that this really is it, and that if Mr Fellowes want to give us more Downton, he will confine it to a streaming TV show.The Guardian
Claustrophobic Marks-and-Spencer’s mildness quickly decomposes in memory.Little White Lies
There’s something inherently, undeniably charming about Julian Fellowes’ fabulously frocked aristoporn.Empire
Austin Butler and Tom Hanks star in an overwhelming and energetic reimagining of the life of a defining musical legend
Director Damien Odoul builds a playground for star Theo Kermel in an experimental film that is by turns sweet, surreal and disturbing
This Danish documentary from Mads Hedegaard owes a debt to King of Kong but thrives as an exploration of loveable outsiders
Scott Derrickson reteams with his Sinister star Ethan Hawke for an inert and mostly pointless yarn about a masked child catcher
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
As the latest edition of the LGBTQ+ festival returns to London, we highlight our picks for the most essential features...
Thirteen years after James Cameron's revolutionary blockbuster hit cinemas, we finally get a glimpse of its bigger, wetter sequel...
