Colin Firth and Matthew Macfadyen team up to foil a Nazi plot in this likeable World War Two caper.
Stanley Tucci and Colin Firth are on career-best form in Harry Macqueen’s poignant road movie romance.
Sam Mendes’ gripping World War One drama is light on plot but displays plenty of technical panache.
By Anton Bitel
Thomas Vinterberg reconstructs the K-141 Kursk submarine disaster but throws in a few too many gimmicks.
By Elena Lazic
Director Thomas Vinterberg and a formidable cast recreate the final hours of a real-life nuclear submarine.
This triumphant sequel to 2008’s ABBA musical is the most purely enjoyable big screen experience of the summer.
Rupert Everett dons three caps to write, direct and star in a dramatic imagining of Oscar Wilde’s untimely demise.
Colin Firth heads for the open ocean in this mysterious drama from British writer/director James Marsh.
Matthew Vaughn’s disastrous spy spoofing sequel is the film Brexit Britain (probably) deserves.
Renée Zellweger is back to her breezy, lovable best in this triumphant second sequel.
Matthew Vaughn grabs the traditional spy movie by its tailored shirt and gives it a good slap.
Not just one of the most entertaining British films in years, but one of the most intriguing, too.
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