80 Reviews
Kate Beckinsale’s high-watt energy adds much-needed spark.
...this vibrant, vicious series holds a surprisingly big heart at its core. A winning blend of spectacle and sentiment.
Alcoholism. Fetishism. Death. Aardman this certainly ain’t, but Adam Elliot’s film-festival-storming stop-motion animation proves more than capable of summoning big emotions through its clay creations.
It’s alarming how familiar White’s appetite for the uncomfortable has become, and yet we still can’t get enough.
...succeeds as an erudite and well-performed ode to journalism in an analogue age.
...what a journey it is, one that pushes Kidman’s sensibilities to their limits, at times stripping her down and causing her whole body to sigh and crawl, recoil and unfurl.
Not all heroes wear capes, but some have been known to don towering stripper heels. Which are much harder to pull off.
One giant leap for women achieving a work/life balance on screen, 'Away' effectively muddles interpersonal politics with outer-space theatrics...
There is a sort of mythical strength that Jessie Buckley brings to her starring role in Wild Rose which transcends her physical frame. It rolls through her like thunder, a hungry, static energy...
Dean DeBlois’ beloved animated franchise arrives at a dazzling, emotional farewell.
...the show’s writing grows in confidence as it rumbles onwards, peppered with gorgeous, sprawling animated segments and showcasing Langford’s abilities as a rising action star.
...a film awash with Acting, the kind with a capital ‘A’. It feels as if it has stridden directly from the stage onto the screen.
...smart reframing of a city Cinderella story that retains its sense of humour.
There is always a safe feeling when watching a Guy Ritchie gangster flick. There’s the ragtag bunch of reliably foolish criminals, each with their own shtick.
...is a film about burden, but it endures as a powerful ensemble piece weighted by Efron’s extraordinary evolution.
...an exquisitely shot film...
...Cruise may be absent, but Twisters effectively throws every other adrenaline-pumping cinematic tool in its bolted-down wheelhouse at you.
There’s a streak of punk that blazes through this unconventional story of a woman grappling with her destiny.
Life after Barbie will simply never be the same again.
An often-stunning glimpse at a true natural wonder, that finds its voice through the local people fighting for and against its monetisation.
...Zoey Deutch's glamorous take on Greta Thunberg is especially heavy-handed - but it injects the show with a much-needed dose of vim.
...John Malkovich brings punk-stained prowess to his supreme pontiff, proving a worthy alternative to Jude Law's comatose hunk.
One giant leap for women achieving a work/life balance on screen, 'Away' effectively muddles interpersonal politics with outer-space theatrics...
With portrayals filled with both complexity and foibles, the three leads instil an agency into their characters rare for female characters in TV these days.