01 Dec 2019
The Nightingale review – Aussie western is a hellish vision of colonialism
Jennifer Kent has followed The Babadook with a relentlessly brutal and brilliantly complex revenge flick
Reviews
30 Nov 2019
Atlantics review – wistfully original romance
The debut film from writer-director Mati Diop is a deeply felt teenage romance set in Dakar with lots of surprises
29 Nov 2019
Eyes Wide Shut review – Kubrick’s swansong is a dreamy masterpiece
Tom Cruise's sexual odyssey through an erotically-charged New York is one of the best films of the '90s
24 Nov 2019
La Belle Époque review – charming foray into the past
This inventive Daniel Auteuil-starring comedy-drama makes the most of its delicious time-travel premise
22 Nov 2019
Frozen 2 review – watchable sequel with direct-to-video vibes
The sequel to Disney's beloved animated film is pleasant enough but lacks the musical power of the original
16 Nov 2019
Marriage Story – divorce drama makes you glad to be alive
Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson are electric as a feuding couple in the latest film from Noah Baumbach
11 Nov 2019
Le Mans ’66 review – a well-oiled crowd-pleaser
James Mangold's highly watchable drama about Ford's efforts to beat Ferrari is familiar but grin-inducing fun
07 Nov 2019
The Good Liar – preposterously fun thriller
Ian McKellen and Helen Mirren appear together for the first time in Bill Condon's silly but entertaining yarn
05 Nov 2019
The Aeronauts review – an adventure of highs and lows
Felicity Jones soars in Tom Harper's historically questionable but visually stunning period flight of fancy
31 Oct 2019
Doctor Sleep review – like queuing for a Shining museum
This visually impressive sequel to Kubrick's classic wears out your patience before piling on the fan service
29 Oct 2019
The Irishman review – Scorsese contemplates the end
The latest film from Martin Scorsese is a wistfully epic and slightly repetitive portrait of an aged mob hitman
26 Oct 2019
The Last Black Man in San Francisco review – gorgeous gentrification drama
Joe Talbot makes his debut with a portrait of a rapidly-changing city based on the life of his friend Jimmie Fails