With the year at the halfway point, our writers choose their favourite films, from daring documentaries to box office bombs
The second attempt at bringing Nintendo's iconic gaming series to the big screen feels like a first draft with a fatal case of faithfulness
Chiwetel Ejiofor and Emilia Clarke co-star in a stunted and overtly twee social sci-fi that could have used way more gestation time
Anna Kendrick is excellent in a dependable but limited character study of a woman pushed to the edge by her cruel boyfriend
The great actor's sole directorial credit, re-released for its 25th anniversary, offers a bleak, uncompromising vision of 90s Britain
Ana de Armas is well-cast as the Hollywood icon in the Australian director's beautifully made but repetitive and exhausting film
The actor does fine work in this adaptation, bringing humanity and humour to the story of an obese man in the throes of grief
A father-son tale about intergenerational trauma, Jeff Rutherford’s debut feature is visually appealing but too literary for its own good
Olivia Colman follows up The Lost Daughter with an utterly awful dramedy that constantly trips into treacly self-parody
Though it's blessed by an excellent score from John Carpenter, this superpowered-kid retread rarely rises above forgettable