Martin Scorsese’s wistful remembrance of tragedies that befell the Osage nation is a film of high seriousness and low spectacle.
A de-aged Robert De Niro takes centre stage in Martin Scorsese’s muscular, melancholy mob drama.
Todd Phillips’ supervillain origin story strains so hard for seriousness and relevance that it cracks into a million pieces.
In tandem with a full Scorsese retrospective, this beloved meatball opera is served up once more.
By Matt Thrift
Robert De Niro hits an all-time low alongside Zac Efron in this insufferable road trip comedy.
By Adam Cook
An effervescent Jennifer Lawrence elevates the sly comedic tone of David O Russell’s eccentric film.
Mao! Mao! Mao! Michael Cimino invites horrific ’Nam flashbacks in his gruelling ’78 opus.
Francis Ford Coppola’s magnum opus gets a big screen outing, see it if only to be able to understand The Simpsons better.
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