By Leila Latif
Roald Dahl’s timeless children’s story is reimagined as a saccharine caper – but at least the cast are having fun.
An ancient Irish folk tale is brought to life in wondrous hand-drawn animation courtesy of Cartoon Saloon.
Malou Reymann’s feature debut presents a potentially dangerous perspective on the issue of gender identity.
By Elena Lazic
Harrison Ford and a CGI dog make for a pawsome pairing in this charming retelling of Jack London’s short story.
By Anton Bitel
A scene-stealing Jim Carrey just about sustains this fast, fun and forgettable video game crossover.
Robert Downey Jr takes on the famous literary physician with predictably disastrous results.
By Elena Lazic
Angelina Jolie and co are back is this muddled and misguided sequel to Disney’s inverted fairy tale.
Woody, Buzz and co team up for one last time (probably) in a largely enjoyable sequel that sees Pixar retread old ground.
This ultra-glossy ‘live action’ remake of Disney’s 1992 mega hit cleaves too closely to the original to justify its existence.
Everyone’s favourite magical child carer is back in this strangely bland and uncatchy modern refit.
Frank Capra’s festive classic returns to the big screen this Christmas – and it’s an opportunity not to be missed.
By Beth Webb
Hirokazu Koreeda’s Cannes storming drama paints a richly humanistic portrait of an unconventional family unit.
By Elena Lazic
Kurt Russell’s charming turn as Santa Claus makes this a festive family adventure to savour.
A tender, evocative portrait of a man named Manolo and his trusty donkey sidekick, Gorrión.
By Anton Bitel
Eli Roth’s latest offering is a Harry Potter-fied version of a 1950s haunted house horror.
The animation house behind Song of the Sea return with a timely takedown of religious fundamentalism.
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