Spirit Untamed has a strong message for young girls A sweet adventure that follows Lucky Prescott as she moves from the big city to a small sleepy town and befriends the rebellious but loveable ... Movie Review • 31 Jul
Summer of Soul brightens up the bank holiday on Disney+ With his directorial debut, The Roots drummer Ahmir 'Questlove' Thompson has found the perfect true story, delivered his documentary at exactly the right time, and ... Movie Review • 30 Jul
It's hard to resist fun and fantastical Jungle Cruise The brilliant cast, expertly steered by Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt, work overtime to save Jungle Cruise from wading into murky waters. Movie Review • 28 Jul
The Forever Purge turns the violence volume up to 11 Back for a fifth time in the Purge franchise, The Forever Purge follows a familiar, blood-stained path. Fans will surely lap it up. Features • 15 Jul
The Croods: The New Age kicks some Jurassic We're not quite talkin' about an evolution here but the Croods sequel has laughs and eye-popping animation Movies • 16 Jul
Escape Room sequel not worth a breakout In gaming terms, the narrative is too end-of-level-boss to work as a thriller. Movie Review • 15 Jul
The genie is out of the bottle in Another Round Winner of the best international feature film at this year's Oscars, Danish film Another Round is a bittersweet tale of midlife crisis and the seductive ... Movie Review • 03 Jul
Slasher comedy Freaky is grisly, gruesome and good fun Combining the body swap and slasher genres may not sound like the most promising premise, but director Christopher Langdon's Freaky manages to squeeze every ounce ... Movie Review • 02 Jul
French Exit worth the entry fee for Michelle Pfeiffer Chalk this one down with Michelle Pfeiffer's great days at work. Movie Review • 04 Jul
Liam Neeson trying not to crack up on The Ice Road Liam Neeson is up against the most fearsome adversary of the lot - nature - in this race against time from Armageddon and Die Hard ... Movie Review • 25 Jun
F9: The Fast Saga: nought to not much in 145 minutes It's carmageddon time again as yet another Fast and Furious flick rear ends cinemas this Thursday . . . Movies • 25 Jun
Firth and Tucci at their brightest in Supernova Friends in real life for two decades, Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci's chemistry off-screen ensures that they strike gold on it in this beautiful film ... Movie Review • 24 Jun
Luca: Pixar's Italian tale is a gelato-licking joy This is a delightful coming-of-age animation movie from the Pixar people, set in a fictional Ligurian idyll in the late 1950s/early 1960s. Movie Review • 21 Jun
The Father is brilliant and devastating Brilliant and devastating, The Father is a powerful depiction of a mind slowly losing its grip on reality. Movie Review • 11 Jun
Peter Rabbit 2 means more funny bunny business James Corden and crew are back for more fun and games between the humans and the the furries - and this time Peter ventures out ... Movie • 08 Jun
Phil Lynott doc proves why we're still in love with him Emer Reynolds paints a poetic and loving portrait of the Thin Lizzy hero in Phil Lynott: Songs for While I'm Away. The film is in ... Movies • 14 Jun
Bob Odenkirk turns vigilante in dumbly enjoyable Nobody Bob Odenkirk doesn't miss a beat in Ilya Naishuller fun, dumb and thoroughly daft vigilante thriller Movies • 09 Jun
Cillian Murphy plays a blinder in A Quiet Place Part II We're spoiled for choice now that cinemas are re-opening, but for many film fans, this sequel will be the only show in town. Movie Review • 07 Jun
Dream Horse is a solid bet This uplifting, heartwarming and thoroughly entertaining tale of an unlikely champion racehorse raised in the Welsh valleys is the feel-good movie we all need right ... Movie Review • 04 Jun
Robin Wright directs herself in the soul-stirring Land Having cut her teeth by directing 10 episodes of House of Cards, Robin Wright makes her feature directorial debut with Land, a powerful two-hander about ... Movie Review • 04 Jun
Cruella: great outfits, so-so movie Disney's origin story about the Dalmatian-obsessed doyenne of the London fashion world sees Emma Stone and Emma Thompson give it socks (and shoes) but didn't ... Movie Review • 28 May
The 8th - compelling, succinct and goosebump-inducing This passionate, skillfully executed and deeply moving documentary follows the campaign to repeal the 8th amendment and change Ireland's abortion laws. Movie Review • 25 May
Army of the Dead has some of the zombies' greatest bits The summer movie at home - that's what you're getting with Army of the Dead. Movie Review • 21 May
Ireland ready for its close-up in End of Sentence "Don't let the past control you. Be kind to yourself." These are just some of the words of wisdom signposted in End of Sentence; an ... Movie Review • 15 May
Film review: Oxygen will leave you slightly breathless Perhaps a more suitable title for this nervy little French sci-fi chiller from Alexandre Aja would have been I'm Slightly Breathless. I Think I'll Have ... Movies • 12 May
