A surprisingly entertaining showdown sequel which opts for no funny stuff and doing the simple things well.
Maria Schrader’s slightly flat sci-fi romance sees Dan Stevens play a humanoid robot designed for love.
Studio Ghibli’s first computer-animated feature boasts bags of charm and one its most endearing heroines.
Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams are the Icelandic bar band who accidentally make it big in this occasionally effective comedy.
Elisabeth Moss is a punk-rock musician spinning out of control in Alex Ross Perry's latest.
By Andy Crump
Dan Stevens has a run in with a religious cult in this dread-filled folk horror from The Raid director Gareth Evans.
This ultra-quirky Anne Hathaway monster movie is a total disaster – and not in the way it intends.
This luxuriant live-action refit of the beloved animated feature sees Disney extend its recent winning streak.
Dan Stevens is a strange visitor who ends up being a dull visitor in Adam Wingard’s underwhelming genre mash-up.
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