Denis Villeneuve, in these two parts of a whole, has created that special kind of blockbuster, that’s as thrilling as it is thoughtful.
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FILM REVIEW: "La Chimera" is a modern classic and a spirited, triumphant adventure
Cinema is more than capable of re-sparking child-like excitement in the heart when done right. La Chimera proves it.
FILM REVIEW: "Banel & Adama" is a superb Senegalese fairytale of love, struggle and superstition
Ramata-Toulaye Sy has put together a tremendously promising feature debut that’s absolutely worth seeking out.
FILM REVIEW: "Monster" is a delicately elegant, extremely meticulous exploration of love and fear
Monster is one to catch if you love a thriller or if you’re looking for a masterclass in intricate character relationships.
FILM REVIEW: Oscar-nominated "The Zone of Interest" is an inspired, harrowing must-see
The Zone of Interest can restore your faith in the large-budget film, and maybe your belief in humanity’s capacity to endure any tyranny
FILM REVIEW: "The Colour Purple" is a new, powerful, musical twist on a classic film
An incredibly moving film, the balance between Broadway musical modernity and the authenticity of early 20th-century Black lives is well-wrought.
FILM REVIEW: "The Taste of Things" is a wholly unique, slightly bloated dessert
Watch hungry to maximise the effect of this film’s tantalising main attraction – the food.
FILM REVIEW: "POOR THINGS" IS FULL OF GOOD THINGS
Poor Things is a turbulent, jagged film thats rough edges are just as beautiful as it’s sleek professionalism.
FILM REVIEW: "Fallen Leaves" finds a creative balance between love and reality
Fallen Leaves is a contemporary achievement that succeeds in making you both think and feel at the same time, because it’s clear that so much thought and feeling has gone into its craft.
FILM REVIEW: "May December" is a dark and twisted triumph for director Todd Haynes
May December is excellently unnerving, a dark tour through a long-living nightmare.
FILM REVIEW: "EO" is a beautiful, sad, and poignant tragedy
The viewer is positioned to witness the treatment of animals through the eyes of EO, a sweet and innocent creature who has no choice but to accept his fate.
FILM REVIEW: "THE EXORCIST: BELIEVER" WILL LEAVE YOU IN DOUBT
You’ve seen one Exorcism movie; you’ve seen them all.
FILM REVIEW: "SAW X": TENTH TIMES THE CHARM!
SAW X is wickedly fun, ferociously violent, and a shockingly competent reintroduction to the iconic franchise!
FILM REVIEW: "THE NUN II" NONE OF THIS
Where there should be blasphemy and bloodshed there is only boredom in this ninth Conjuring-universe film.
Film Review: Andrea Riseborough turns in a star-making performance in gritty character drama “To Leslie”
Anchored by an electrifying performance by Andrea Riseborough, To Leslie is an empathetic, engaging, and hopeful journey of rehabilitation and redemption.
FILM REVIEW: "SCREAM VI" is a bloody good time
Scream 6 is a welcome addition to the series, offering guts, glory, and a unique change of scenery.
FILM REVIEW: "COCAINE BEAR" IS UNBEARABLY BAD
Cocaine Bear bears no charm
FILM REVIEW: "AFTERSUN" IS HERE FOR A GOOD TIME, NOT A LONG TIME
Short, but certainly not sweet, Aftersun is a holiday you wont soon forget.
FILM REVIEW: "Magic Mike’s Last Dance" ends the trilogy on a fun note
If you’re in it just for the action, so to speak, then not to worry.
FILM REVIEW: "BABYLON" BUBBLES AND BOILS WITH VICE & VIRTUE
Babylon is dizzying and electrifying, it’s not for the faint of heart nor the pure of soul, but for those ready and willing to wander its gargantuan runtime and indulge in the luxuries of its scope, it proves to be a methodical and beautiful portrait of chaos run rife.