Nope: A riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma Yep, but, nope, but, yep, but, nope, but . . . Movie Review • 15 Aug
Olivia Colman passes the Irish accent test in Joyride Oliva Colman and young Charlie Reid go on a voyage of discovery in this Irish road movie Movie Review • 01 Aug
Daisy Edgar-Jones goes Where the Crawdads Sing Daisy Edgar-Jones' screen stock rises yet again with her work in this adaptation of the Delia Owens bestseller. Movie Review • 22 Jul
Movie Review: Minions: The Rise of Gru The fifth instalment of the Despicable Me franchise finally reveals how the madcap minions became friends with their villainous cohort, Gru. Movies • 01 Jul
Elvis: a summer movie fit for The King A mix of celebration and tragedy, it enhances the legend while leaving audiences in no doubt about just how much Elvis' genius owed to African … Movie Review • 02 Jul
The Black Phone dials up terror and family drama At this stage in the parlour game, hardened horror fans may think the jig must be up for Blumhouse but The Black Phone's mix of … Movies • 24 Jun
Lightyear: Toy Story spin-off a waste of Space Ranger Despite excellent visuals and the presence of a fun robotic cat, the Buzz Lightyear origin story fails to live up to the magic of the … Reviews • 17 Jun
Top Gun: Maverick - Cruise hits 60, looks 30, thinks 20 Arguably, the greatest achievement of the summer's biggest movie is not the stunning action sequences, but the fact that Tom Cruise's star is brighter on … Movie Review • 25 May
An Cailín Ciúin: A quiet, powerful, beauty Set in early 1980's Ireland, An Cailín Ciúin follows Cáit a young girl whose family send her away while her mother has another baby. Movie Review • 13 May
Toff love: Downton massive go French in fun sequel The Wetherspoons Brideshead Revisited is back for another movie. Just bask in the feelgood Movie Review • 27 Apr
Viking epic The Northman is brutal and breathtaking The Northman is not for the faint-hearted. Director Robert Eggers' blood-soaked Viking epic is equal parts brutal and breathtaking, a truly immersive cinematic experience that … Movie Review • 15 Apr
Wolf - one of 2022's most unusual films One of 2022's most unusual films, Wolf explores Species Dysphoria - people identifying as animals - and uses the story's battle of wills to rail … Movie Review • 18 Mar
Irish drama Foscadh is a powerful look at loneliness Based on Dónal Ryan's 2013 novel, The Thing About December, Foscadh is an insightful, powerful look at a man on the margins. Features • 11 Mar
You Are Not My Mother is an intensely unsettling watch The opening scene of Irish writer/director Kate Dolan's assured, atmospheric debut feature You Are Not My Mother is so intensely unsettling that it creates a … Movie Review • 04 Mar
The Batman gets franchise reboot off to a flyer The 'most anticipated film of the year' proves to have been worth the wait. Peeling a big black onion for almost three hours - that's … Movie Review • 04 Mar
Belfast car thriller Nightride rolls onto Netflix Belfast is the backdrop for this single-shot thriller, with Moe Dunford behind the wheel and a 'one last job' storyline in the tank. Movie Review • 04 Mar
Peter Dinklage is simply outstanding as Cyrano Cyrano is a classic tale told with incredible emotional realism thanks to a superb cast. Features • 25 Feb
Broadbent and Mirren make a great couple in The Duke Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren make a great chalk-and-cheese couple in The Duke, the final film from Notting Hill director Roger Michell, who died suddenly … Movie Review • 25 Feb
Foo Fighters' comedy-horror is for diehards only The classic Ronnie James Dio quote that every band needs to be a democracy led by a dictator takes on a diabolical twist in the … Movie Review • 26 Feb
Texas Chainsaw Massacre - glossy but no grit When Tobe Hooper and Kim Henkel began shooting The Texas Chain Saw Massacre on 16mm film with a minuscule budget in 1973 it was unimaginable … Features • 18 Feb
