David Pratt

Brimming with attitude, humour, skill and unforgettable performances Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri offers an unforgettable watch.

Despite well-played characters, Hello Carter offers little more than smiles from a script needing more work and direction needing more scope

Stallone talks to CraveOnline about why Expendables 3 didn’t go down as well as they’d planned it to.

Margot Robbie becomes the first member of Warner Bros. and DC’s Suicide Squad as Harley Quinn, while Jared Leto and Jai Courtney are rumoured to be joining her

We take a look at the future of the Marvel-verse through the awesome new films scheduled to be released over the next five years

Despite the power of its visual style and visceral content, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For lacks the power and slick construction of its predecessor

Lone Survivor tells an admirable story well whilst the cast do what they can to elevate it above the normal war flick.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier takes Marvel to new realms as Steve Rogers must face an unknown enemy force bent on bringing both him and Shield down

Fire In The Blood makes a compelling, convincing and devastating case against those in power who don’t take action against the unnecessary suffering of millions.

Seduced and Abandoned offers an entertaining journey through the film world, but exposing it as a money-making business is really just stating the obvious.

The film struggles to stay classy in the way that Anchorman likely always will, but Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues is good enough to serve as an entertaining sequel.

Wrought with emotion, Breathe In takes a well-worn idea and adds another layer to it, using performances from its two leads to add great depth

A strong final act is not enough to save Artificial Paradises from its convoluted story or gaudy aesthetic, leaving a seemingly empty film in its wake.

It may be great to look at, but Something in the Air is self-absorbed, replete with characters not worth watching, and is ignorant of its own context.

Dragon is a refreshing mix of classic and modern story telling, with a strong cast and fight scenes to match any other, it delivers a powerful experience