Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One Review: Cruise Stuns in Sizzling Set Pieces

It’s higher stakes than ever for superspy Ethan Hunt in Dead Reckoning Part One – the seventh instalment in the Mission Impossible franchise I’m so…

Greatest Days Review: Fangirls For Life

Take That jukebox musical Greatest Days entirely subverts expectations Greatest Days is an adaption of a stage musical of the same name, which features the…

Top 3 Must See Movies of May 2023 - Most Wanted

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Beau Is Afraid Review: What The Hell Is Going On?

Ari Aster skirts the line between madness and brilliance with his latest feature Beau Is Afraid Joaquin Phoenix stars in the latest mind-bending film from…

April 23 Most Wanted Movies

Unmissable Movies for April 23 – Films You Must See this Month Our pick of the best movies to watch in April 23 00:00 Introduction…

John Wick Chapter 4 Review: The Best Fight Choreography in Hollywood?

Keanu Reeves takes on an army of assassins in the latest thrilling installment of the John Wick series Another sequel you ask? Surely there’s only…

Oscars 2023 Nominations - Top 10 Promising Picks & Winning Predictions

Picks & Predictions for the Oscars 2023 The Academy Awards. While the ceremony itself loses viewing figures by the millions and recent years selections feel…

The Banshees of Inisherin Review: A Brilliant Period Parable from Martin McDonagh

An argument between two friends gets out of hand in The Banshees of Inisherin Martin McDonagh is a singular writing talent. I can think of…

Women Talking Review: Powerful Women Take a Sledgehammer to Silence

The abused women of a secluded religious cult fight for their freedom in Women Talking Women Talking is a film by Sarah Polley based on…

Empire of Light Review: Olivia Colman Shines in Sam Mendes Ode to Cinema

A cinema manager experiences the beauty and brutality of the world in Empire of Light It’s something of a lovely thing that Sam Mendes (Skyfall,…

Bros Review: The Feel-Good Comedy of the Year

Billy Eichner writes and stars in hilarious gay romcom Bros Bros has been making waves since its announcement for good reason. Though there’s been plenty…

My Policeman Review: Sex Isn't Enough to Sell This Soapy Romance

Three lives are threatened by a secret affair in My Policeman In 1990s Sussex retired married couple Marion (Gina Mckee) and Tom (Linus Roache) welcome…

The Son Review: We Need To Talk About Nicholas

Hugh Jackman struggles to help his mentally ill kid in Florian Zeller’s The Son The Son is the second feature film from French playwright turned…

Aftersun Review: Poignant Family Drama Will Break Your Heart

A woman reflects on an important childhood holiday in Aftersun A musing on memory and our efforts to understand our parents, Aftersun is the debut…

Living Review: Utterly Sublime Cinema

Bill Nighy tries to add meaning to his life in Kurosawa remake, Living Living brings together some of the most loved writing talents of the…

Klokkenluider Review: Brilliant Dark Comedy Is Razor Sharp

Two whistleblowers hide out from hitmen in Neil Maskell’s perfectly formed debut Klokkenluider Klokkenluider is the debut feature from actor Neil Maskell, who both writes…

Jeong-Sun Review: Sensitive Korean Revenge Porn Drama

A factory workers quiet life is destroyed by a video in Jeong-Sun Jeong-Sun is the debut feature from Koreon director Jihye Jeong. Tackling the subject…

Blue Jean Review: Vital Lesbian Drama is a Brilliant Debut

A closeted school teacher worries about being outed to her colleagues in Blue Jean Winner of the Venice Film Festival People’s Choice award, Blue Jean…

The Wonder Review: Florence Pugh Stuns In Mysterious Period Drama

Science clashes with religion as a nurse investigates a miracle in The Wonder The Wonder is a period drama with a serious amount of skill…

Bones and All Review: Sweet Cannibals Come of Age

Two wayward youths find each other in unconventional love story Bones and All Visionary director Luca Guadagnino returns with one of the years most hotly…

The Origin Review: Sensational Stoneage Horror

An evil creature stalks a paleolithic clan in truly original new horror, The Origin So, look, I hate horror films. I don’t like being scared;…

White Noise Review: Disaster Movie Meets Societal Satire

Noah Baumbach adapts the ‘unfilmable’ bestseller White Noise Adapted from the award-winning satirical novel of the same name, White Noise is the latest film from…

Corsage Review: A Bold Reimagining of the Historical Drama

Vicky Krieps stars in Corsage, a witty take on the life of Empress Elisabeth of Austria Corsage is the latest film from Austrian director Marie…

The Eternal Daughter Review: Is Tilda Swinton Seeing Ghosts?

Acclaimed filmmaker Joanna Hogg returns with love letter to old ghost stories, The Eternal Daughter The Eternal Daughter is the latest feature from acclaimed British…

Matilda Review: Pure Musical Magic

The record-breaking Matilda The Musical gets a sensational movie adaption A young girl with a genius intellect escapes her bullying parents to help her classmates…

You Won't Be Alone Review: Fascinating Folk Tale

A witch tries to fit in with humanity in gory debut feature You Won’t Be Alone In the mountains of 19th century Macedonia, a desperate…

Linoleum Review: It's Something Fantastic

Jim Gaffigan reaches for the stars in the charming and deeply heartfelt Linoleum Sci fi, comedy, family drama, Linoleum really has it all. The “cosmically…

Winter Boy Review: French Melodrama on Grief and Growing Up

A teenage boy struggles to recover from tragedy in Christophe Honoré’s Winter Boy 17 year old Lucas is content at boarding school with his boyfriend…

Holy Spider Review: Disturbingly Good Iranian Serial Killer Chiller

In Holy Spider, a journalist tackles Iran’s dark side to investigate a serial killer known as the Spider Killer It feels particularly pertinent to be…

Enys Men Review: Something Strange Is Going on in Cornwall

An isolated woman is haunted in Mark Jenkin’s Enys Men Enys Men is the second feature film from Cornish director Mark Jenkin. After learning his…

Causeway review: Jennifer Lawrence Shines in PTSD Drama

A soldier struggling to recover from injury leans on a newfound friend in Causeway Causeway stars Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry in some of…

Triangle of Sadness Review: Stomach Turningly Hilarious Satire

The ultra-rich passengers of a glamorous super yacht get their comeuppance in Ruben Östlund’s Triangle of Sadness Triangle of Sadness is the latest headline grabbing…

Don't Worry Darling Review: Florence Pugh Is One Hell of a Desperate Housewife

Things are not as they seem in the town of Victory. Don’t Worry Darling is the sophomore feature from director Olivia Wilde Make no doubt…

Films Out this Month - We Unleash September's Most Wanted Movies

September arrives with a host of fantastic films and our pick of some other favourites coming this month Hey film fans, it’s Dani from We…

August 2022's Most Wanted Movies are here

August 2022’s Most Wanted brings together a fantastic collection of high energy action-packed movies August 2022 Films: Join us as we dive in and break…

Men Review: Alex Garland's most disturbing film yet

Jessie Buckley faces her trauma head on in gory psychological horror Men Men is the latest film to be written and directed by Alex Garland,…

The Lost City Review: Hapless Treasure Hunters Are Seriously Good Fun

Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum star in good old fashioned adventure romance, The Lost City In The Lost City Sandra Bullock stars as romance novelist…

LFF 2020 Review: 180° Rule

180° Rule is a devastatingly performed drama about loss, grief, and the precarious position of women in modern day Tehran

Interview with Jennifer Sheridan, Director of Rose

Just a few hours before the world premiere of her debut feature Rose: A Love Story we spoke with its director Jennifer Sheridan about how…

LFF 2020 Review: The Reason I Jump

The Reason I Jump is a groundbreaking documentary providing a stunning sensory experience and a vital insight into the lives of non-verbal autistic people I’m…

LFF 2020 Review: Wildfire

Cathy Brady’s debut feature Wildfire is a raw Irish drama about mental health, generational trauma and sisterhood Set in the present day in an Irish…