By Leila Latif
Malcolm Washington makes his feature directorial debut with an ambitious adaptation of one of August Wilson’s most well-known plays.
Another lacklustre animated foray into the lasagne-smeared world of Jim Davis’ most famous comic creation.
This dire action-comedy feels like it was thrown together with a minimum of care and attention.
This procedural thriller reboot of the Saw franchise is painful to sit through for all the wrong reasons.
Brie Larson directs and stars in this enjoyably idiosyncratic comedy about realising your childhood dreams.
Brie Larson is great as Carol Danvers, but we’d hoped for slightly more from Marvel’s first female solo superhero movie.
M Night Shyamalan gets the gang back together for the bizarre finale to his “Eastrail 177 Trilogy”.
This potty-mouthed road trip from Coventry to The Hague stars Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L Jackson and some top comic bants.
By Matthew Eng
James Baldwin reclaims the spotlight in Raoul Peck’s magnificent film essay.
Tim Burton’s latest is an enchanting YA fairy tale that sadly outstays its welcome.
Quentin Tarantino’s bloody, bloated ensemble western is overshadowed by his own inflated ego.
Matthew Vaughn grabs the traditional spy movie by its tailored shirt and gives it a good slap.