Gaga gives it maximum va-va-voom in House of Gucci Lady Gaga vamps and hip swings her way through the madness with style and a smirk in this operatically bonkers Commedia dell'arte from Ridley Scott Movies • 24 Nov
King Richard: a grand slam of sports and family movies With impeccable timing, this film has arrived just when we need it most. It will lift your spirits, replenish your sense of gratitude and leave ... Movie Review • 22 Nov
Bruce Springsteen: The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts The energy and passion bounce off the stage in this new concert film of Bruce's no nukes show Movies • 19 Nov
Passing is thought-provoking and powerfully performed Ruth Negga and Tessa Thompson shine in this powerfully thought-provoking film. Reviews • 22 Nov
Clint Eastwood's Cry Macho is whimper for your buck Hopes that Clint Eastwood could roll back the years and see off the rotten 2021 with his best growl and grimace have been dashed. Cry ... Movie Review • 16 Nov
Damien Dempsey bares his soul in Love Yourself Today This rebel yell is part concert film, part biography and all heart Movies • 03 Nov
Eternals takes the long way around the MCU Marvel's existential epic reaches screens - 156 minutes, 12 stars, now-Oscar-winning Nomadland director Chloé Zhao behind the lens and Earth, as ever, on the brink ... Movie Review • 05 Nov
Dune: an exhilarating sci-fi riddle of the sands The first part of Denis Villeneuve's Dune adaptation is a staggering vision of a medieval far future Movies • 26 Oct
Dear Evan Hansen sings through the tears You may well have something in your eye long before the end. Movie Review • 24 Oct
Halloween Kills lives up to its slasher name Halloween Kills offers up everything slasher fans enjoy - blood, guts and gore galore - but in terms of celebrating the franchise, it's missing a ... Movie Review • 29 Oct
The Last Duel is a Medieval Me Too epic Jodie Comer, Matt Damon and Adam Driver all deliver in this Ridley Scott-directed true story about the repercussions of a rape in 14th Century France. Reviews • 14 Oct
Arracht deserves a place on Irish cinema's honour roll A year and a half after it was originally due in cinemas, this Famine-era story of healing from horror now connects on a different level ... Movie Review • 15 Oct
Irish comedy Deadly Cuts is a cut above the competition Perfectly formed, 90-minute comedies are hard to come by these days. Brash, bold and boisterous, Deadly Cuts is a welcome addition to the genre. Movie Review • 08 Oct
No Sudden Move is a gripping old school crime caper Steven Soberbergh returns with a tightly wound noir crime caper set in 1950s Detroit Features • 09 Oct
Addams Family 2 doesn't quite click, click A ghoul-hardy return for more not so spooky silliness Movies • 06 Oct
Tony Soprano is back in The Many Saints of Newark Michael Gandolfini is quietly mesmerising as the young Tony Soprano in David Chase's Sopranos origin story Movie Review • 22 Sep
Hope shines through in Irish drama Herself Both harrowing and heartwarming, Herself tackles the issues of domestic abuse and the Irish housing crisis with a deep sense of humanity and hope. Movie Review • 11 Sep
Rose Plays Julie: strong performances, weak pacing Strong performances, pity about the pacing. Movie Review • 17 Sep
Jennifer Hudson will sock it to you in Respect Jennifer Hudson delivers a powerhouse performance in this joyous but cliched Aretha Franklin biopic Movie Review • 13 Sep
Shorta: top police thriller asks lots of questions If you want to be welded to the armchair tonight or over the weekend, try this Danish film. Movie Review • 06 Sep
Nika McGuigan lights up Wildfire in her last role A fierce and fearless energy runs through Wildfire, writer-director Cathy Brady's assured, complex feature debut that scrutinises the transgenerational reverberations of trauma and grief. Movie Review • 07 Sep
Candyman: slasher classic sequel is blade-y good fun Candyman returns with this blood-soaked sequel to the 1992 original - starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as a visual artist who gets more than he bargains ... Reviews • 30 Aug
Censor review: Niamh Algar excels in horror flick Niamh Algar gives a standout performance in this entertaining tribute to 1980s' slasher movies. Movie Review • 19 Aug
The Bright Side - make the time to look for it The Bright Side, Ruth Meehan's confident and charming feature debut, is an empathetic look at one woman's surprising evolution after a cancer diagnosis. Movie Review • 20 Aug
