Category: Theatrical Releases

The Grand Budapest Hotel might be Wes Anderson's best film, unless you think a different one is better.

Stunningly animated, consistently funny and with a plot so generous your misgivings seem to melt away, The Lego Movie may be an...

Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac is full of ideas, but it takes them nowhere - there is no true meaning behind the director's stri...

Bleak thriller Prisoners sees Hugh Jackman go into Oscar-bait mode as a desperate father taking measures into his own hands in ...

Scorsese and DiCaprio team up for a fifth time to tell the tale of real life stockbroker Jordan Belfort, a name you're going to...

Matt Damon stars in the sci-fi spectacular Elysium, Neill Blomkamp's eagerly-awaited follow-up to District 9.

A normally decent cast is wasted in 47 Ronin, a film that only finds life in some half decent fight scenes.

Though not flawless, The Desolation of Smaug offers a thrilling journey to Middle Earth, made all the more worthwhile thanks to...

Carrie is spooky enough to please fans of the Stephen King novel, but unlikely to live up to Brian De Palma's 1976 classic

Class of '92 strips away the media personas of six football legends to reveal a group of friends who made a career out of playi...

Telling the true life tale of the 2009 Maersk Alabama hijacking, Paul Greengrass’s latest sees Tom Hanks as the eponymous Capta...

David France’s passionate documentary covers the era of aids-related mass death with care and looks at this activist effort wit...

Gravity is old school but groundbreaking, spectacular but deep and action-packed but tense. This is the best cinematic experien...

Cate Blanchett gives a stunning performance as a fallen New York socialite in Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine.

Diana is an oddly unemotive bore that feels strangely worked and less a sweeping biopic, more like Bridget Jones’ Dianary.