Theatrical Releases

King’s novel gets changed up a bit in this good new big screen adaptation

Marvel’s newest hero (and one of their most powerful) debuts in this really fun ‘90s infused caper.

Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway are stranded in this seafaring thriller that sinks quicker, the further it ventures.

The Hidden World provides a passionate and kind-hearted cap to Dreamworks’ fabulous trilogy.

M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass ambitiously toys with audience expectations to deliver an unexpected, divisive and yet appropriate finale to his Eastrail 177 Trilogy.

It’s a costume drama but not as we know it in Yorgos Lanthimos’ surreal story of royalty, sex and power.

Holmes & Watson is a bafflingly bad waste of effort and talent.

Love in action? Yeah, maybe not.

Sony’s animated superhero film is visually breathtaking, distinctive and like a living comic book.

More than just metal fisted uppercuts!

James Wan goes ‘Under DC’ in Aquaman and the results are spectacular.

Robert Redford's fond farewell to Hollywood

Rowling stuns with her world but the story is undeniably more build up for a better future.

While visually and audibly tasty, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms gets in a bit of narrative tangle.

Peter Jackson’s vital technical achievement should be seen by all and passed on to future generations.