In the Heights review – intoxicating musical is the film of the summer
Jon M. Chu's screen adaptation of the acclaimed Lin-Manuel Miranda musical is a relentlessly joyous explosion of life and colour
Reviews
One in a Thousand review – a well-crafted tale of young queer love
Writer-director Clarisa Navas helms an impressive and highly personal story of romance set in a poor neighbourhood in Argentina
The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard review – a heinous and incomprehensible sequel
Ryan Reynolds's self-aware schtick wears dangerously thin in an ugly follow-up that seems to hate its own cast and audience
Fargo review – a yahsterpiece of the highest order
Is the Coens' chilly neo-noir about a simple kidnapping plot gone very wrong still as inspired as it was back in 1996? You betcha!
Nobody review – Bob Odenkirk breaks bad in bone-crunching thriller
The comedian and Better Call Saul star makes a surprisingly convincing action hero in this entertaining, John Wick-like yarn
Dinner in America review – likably scrappy suburban dramedy
Gross-out comedy gradually makes way for a rote but undeniably charming romance in Adam Rehmeier's Midwestern caper
The Killing of Two Lovers review – wintry marital drama haunted by male rage
A small-town romantic rivalry boils over into humiliation and fury, set to one of the year's most disquieting and memorable scores
Land review – a ropey and unconvincing tale of grief in the wild
Robin Wright makes an inauspicious start to her directing career with a debut film that is considerably less than the sum of its parts
Caveat review – cat-and-mouse horror should have been a short
A man agrees to a highly unusual babysitting gig in this slow and only intermittently thrilling debut from director Damian McCarthy
Kill It and Leave This Town review – disturbing animation is impossible to recommend
A truly original and fascinating art style makes for unrelenting grotesquery in a film you'll want to switch off long before it's over
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It – fun but familiar threequel
The latest Warren case file is a welcome back to cinemas, even if it could stand to be a little scarier and less predictable
The 8th review – simple but stirring account of Irish women’s fight for autonomy
This documentary on the Irish abortion referendum gives joyful hope for the future, even if its presentation can be a little bland
Cruella review – wickedly entertaining Disney revamp
Emma Stone shines in director Craig Gillespie’s bold and flashy origin story of the infamous 101 Dalmatians villain
A Quiet Place Part II review – stressful sequel looks good and sounds immense
John Krasinski's horror-thriller follow-up offers more of the same, but proves a tremendous showcase for actor Millicent Simmonds
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