Superheroes go comedy as Taika Waititi brings some much needed heart, soul and humour to the Marvel universe.
By Elena Lazic
Adam Wingard strips a classic manga story of its cultural relevance in this regrettable adaptation.
By Elena Lazic
Idris Elba plays a cosmic gunslinger in this tame adaptation of Stephen King’s fantasy saga.
Rooney Mara feels a spectral presence in this elegant slow-burner from director David Lowery.
By Josh Howey
Vapid teen horror in which a young girl’s wishes come with predictably deadly consequences.
Bong Joon-ho delivers a colourful satire that questions the relationship between capitalism, food and pets.
This Japanese anime from Sunao Katabuchi doesn’t quite reach the dizzy heights of Studio Ghibli.
The director of Jurassic World skids off the rails in this bafflingly misguided kiddie revenge fantasia.
A damsel accepts a challenge offered to her by Death in Fritz Lang’s dazzlingly inventive 1921 masterpiece.
A compelling story, neatly-drawn characters and an inspiring lead help this DC comic book movie to soar.
The fifth instalment in Disney’s swashbuckling franchise is scuppered by a certain Mr Depp.
Guy Ritchie’s blokes-n-blades epic is big on style but light on substance.
This luxuriant live-action refit of the beloved animated feature sees Disney extend its recent winning streak.
By Anton Bitel
Gore Verbinski’s macabre asylum thriller offers an intoxicating blend of mystery and surrealism.
This inventive and emotional YA fantasy looks out how teenagers cope with depression.
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