Ridley Scott’s sci-fi saga is an overreaching folly that’s well worth seeing on the biggest screen possible.
Steven Soderbergh rallies together another strong A-list ensemble, but the result is surprisingly lacklustre.
Steve McQueen’s erotically-charged descent into sex addiction is by turns raw, elegant and uncompromising.
Not the phoenix like rebirth the X-Men needed, but a shot of adrenalin to the heart nonetheless.
Lean, empathetic and dramatically credible portrait of desperation and desire on the cider-splashed streets of adolescence.
Steve McQueen has produced a biopic of IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands that is doused in violence.
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