A sadly forgettable and poorly executed new entry in the superhero genre.
The Spine of Night review – an eye-catching return to rotoscoped hard fantasy
A visually memorable, violent fantasy that lacks the depth needed to be really special.
Turning Red review – a funny and dazzlingly animated coming-of-age story
A beautifully, emotional film that makes one girl’s experience a universal one.
Photocopier review – a powerful story of assault and injustice
Wregas Bhanuteja’s Indonesian drama-thriller is a disturbing and poignant social commentary deftly handled with subtlety and style.
Spider-Man: No Way Home review – a topsy-turvy, exquisite trip down memory lane
Spider-Man: No Way Home is predictably full of nostalgia and fan service, but is also an action-packed, stylish and deeply moving story of second chances.
Venom: Let There Be Carnage review – better than a turd in the wind
Our favourite buddy duo is back!
Shang-Chi review – an entertaining but tainted Marvel first
Fantastic performances and mesmerising action are held back by frustratingly predictable flaws.
Space Jam: A New Legacy review – a soulless sequel lacking magic or imagination
Space Jam: A New Legacy is cursed by a bland script and overly-corporate feel.
Great White review – shark shortage makes for an underwater misfire
‘Great White’ has its moments, but can’t seem to extract what it needs from its bog standard premise.
The Mitchells Vs The Machines review – a mesmerising, visually manic triumph
One of the best animations in years, as funny and heartfelt as it is indescribably wacky.