Justin Kurzel’s bold reimagining of the life and crimes of Ned Kelly is a gross misfire.
By Anton Bitel
A young romance blooms one wild night in Tokyo in director Takashi Miike’s high-energy caper.
Margot Robbie brings anarchy and attitude to the DCEU in Cathy Yan’s pop-punk ode to womanhood.
Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith are lovers on the run in Melina Matsoukas’ clumsy crime drama.
After spending a decade in Hollywood, Guy Ritchie returns to his gangster roots with this all-star crime caper.
Edward Norton directs and stars in this patchwork New York noir about a Tourette-suffering private eye.
Rian Johnson does his best Agatha Christie impression in this riotous, star-packed homage to the classic whodunnit.
Mia Wasikowska turns the tables on her male oppressor in this subversive take on the traditional marionette show.
This exceptionally poor cop thriller starring Chadwick Boseman prizes leery violence over basic coherence.
Fists and bullets fly in this amped-up, consistently entertaining action thriller from Korea’s Lee Won-tae.
A de-aged Robert De Niro takes centre stage in Martin Scorsese’s muscular, melancholy mob drama.
Alicia Vikander and Riley Keough flounder in tepid psychosexual thriller, based on the Susanna Jones novel.
François Ozon serves up his answer to Spotlight in this sobering study of sexual abuse in the Catholic church.
Todd Phillips’ supervillain origin story strains so hard for seriousness and relevance that it cracks into a million pieces.
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