After the dramatised kinda-sorta autobiography of Lady Bird , and the classic literary adaptation of Little Women , writer/director Greta Ge...

Damien Chazelle might be the single most self-confident filmmaker working in Hollywood right now. No matter how idealistic (the grand romant...

I appear to be one of the few people who is still willing to say a good thing about David Ayer’s Suicide Squad (and without endlessly plead...

I didn’t really know what to expect out of this movie. Between the initial trailer being as middling as it was, it being one of the first fi...

The latest predominantly-comedic director trying his hand at more politically-minded cinema, Meet The Parents and Austin Powers dire...

Birds Of Prey is one of the first comic books I remember reading when I first really started getting into them. I have the Manly Lib...

The latest from neo-exploitation junkie Quentin Tarantino is quintessentially him . A period flick set during the golden age of Holly...

The plot: After the sudden death of farmer Joe McGregor (Sam Neill), Peter Rabbit (James Corden) and his woodland friends use the opportu...

  The plot: In 1994, figure skater Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) became embroiled in a media frenzy surrounding an attack on her rival Nancy...

Even before I developed anything resembling taste when it comes to cinema, I’ve always had a real soft spot for superhero and comic ...

Since getting back into a regular routine with my movie-watching again, I’ll admit that what I’ve been looking at over the last litt...

Well, after looking at the lion’s share of films about war and films about journalism over the past year and a half, I wasn’t exactl...

With the right approach and wording, it is technically possible to make a comedy about pretty much anything. As much as I’ve gone o...

If I was asked a few short years ago what I thought of Will Smith, I would have said that he is one of the coolest and most charismatic...