Elvis review – exhausting and inspired biopic is Baz Luhrmann to the max
Austin Butler and Tom Hanks star in an overwhelming and energetic reimagining of the life of a defining musical legend
Reviews
Theo and the Metamorphosis review – chaotic antithesis to the arthouse market
Director Damien Odoul builds a playground for star Theo Kermel in an experimental film that is by turns sweet, surreal and disturbing
Wings of Desire review – transcendent empathy in partitioned Berlin
Wim Wenders' beguiling romantic fantasy, now re-released and restored in 4K, follows two angels in search of human connection
Cannon Arm and the Arcade Quest review – endearing portrait of video game obsession
This Danish documentary from Mads Hedegaard owes a debt to King of Kong but thrives as an exploration of loveable outsiders
The Black Phone review – let this nonsensical horror go to voicemail
Scott Derrickson reteams with his Sinister star Ethan Hawke for an inert and mostly pointless yarn about a masked child catcher
Moon, 66 Questions review – Greek father-daughter drama can’t sustain interest
This debut from director Jacqueline Lentzou shows promise but is let down by thin characterisation and an alienating obliqueness
Lightyear review – middling Toy Story spin-off gets lost in space and time
Chris Evans takes over as the iconic Space Ranger in a repetitive Pixar spin-off that can't help but feel like a step backwards
Everything Went Fine review – French assisted-suicide dramedy avoids treacly cliches
Francois Ozon's latest is admirably clever and mature, but its emotional impact can feel rather subdued at times
Spiderhead review – sleek but empty sci-fi bolstered by Chris Hemsworth
Joseph Kosinski's follow-up to Top Gun: Maverick lacks any of that film's flair or ambition, often fading away into background noise
Fire of Love review – visually stunning portrait of two daring volcanologists
Sara Dosa’s reflective documentary offers breathtaking spectacle but is let down by an unstable narrative approach
Pleasure review – authentic porn drama could have used more chaos
Sofia Kappel shines in director Ninja Thyberg's non-judgemental but overwritten look at the adult entertainment industry
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande review – Emma Thompson on top form in refreshing sex dramedy
The beloved British actor finds a perfect match in Daryl McCormack with this original romance about a rendezvous in a hotel room
Swan Song review – a warmhearted but slight tribute to Udo Kier
The legendary character actor plays a retired gay icon in a gently melancholy film that is elevated by one genuinely sublime scene
Jurassic World Dominion review – time to let this monstrous franchise go extinct
The sixth and depressingly uninspired entry in the long-running dino series feels like it was directed by a sentient movie studio
Il Buco review – ruminations on life and death at one of the world’s deepest caves
Michelangelo Frammartino's quiet and mediative new film explores a 700 metre abyss located in the Calabria region of Italy
Earwig review – oppressively atmospheric and dream-like fable
Writer-director Lucile Hadžihalilović spins a slow-burning, narratively elusive mood piece about a girl with teeth made of ice
Pickpocket review – Robert Bresson’s magnum opus is a formalist masterpiece
This 1959 classic, now on re-release, follows the moral dilemma of a petty thief and paved the way for the French New Wave
Decision to Leave review – a lethargic disappointment from a Korean master
Park Chan-wook spins a frustrating, borderline incomprehensible Hitchcock-like noir about a detective and a mysterious widow
War Pony review – Pine Ridge Reservation drama struggles to set itself apart
Riley Keough's directorial debut thrives in its depiction of youth but falls down whenever it shoots for social commentary
Holy Spider review – Ali Abbasi spins an unsatisfying web of moral confusion
This true crime procedural from the Border writer-director relies too heavily on beaten tropes and brutal violence to make its point
Moonage Daydream review – a joyous and eccentric distillation of a musical genius
Brett Morgen's David Bowie documentary eschews formulaic approach in favour of a vibey film that captures how he made us feel
Tchaikovsky’s Wife review – the maudlin life of a composer’s unwilling decoy
Petrov's Flu filmmaker Kirill Serebrennikov tackles the life of Antonina Miliukova in a sprawling, well-acted but repetitive biopic