Uncharted is a good bit of fun as an adventure film, if a not so good adaptation of the games it’s based on.

A gorgeous, fun and flighty adaptation of one of the most famous murder-mystery novels ever written.

Better than some of Neeson’s recently laissez-faire fare, this actioner is still an unsubtle, poorly paced and ill-conceived deep state thriller.

MOONFALL is a crushing disappointment; a vapid endeavour that is entirely without effort or merit.

A brutal and gripping story of a Kosovan woman trying to survive the loss of her husband, and start a business in a village where women aren’t typically allowed to work.

The Hating Game isn’t quite hateable (in fact, it’s quite enjoyable). It’s just utterly unambitious trash.

A distinctly Amoldovarian film, giving us a look at the legacy of Spanish fascism, while also providing an emotional and thrilling drama. 

A beautiful movie, musing on the importance and extent of family.

A captivating performance from Kristen Stewart anchors a beautifully presented, but ultimately heartbreaking tale.