Latest reviews – Page 8
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Reviews‘Sharper’: Review
Julianne Moore and Sebastian Stan relish the art of the con in this twisty Apple TV+ thriller
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Reviews‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’: Review
Channing Tatum bows out gracefully in Steven Soderbergh’s muted farewell to the stripper franchise
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Reviews‘Knock At The Cabin’: Review
M. Night Shyamalan is back on form with this apocalyptic thriller starring Dave Bautista
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Reviews‘Drift’: Sundance Review
Cynthia Erivo stars in Anthony Chen’s sensitive, understated third feature, set on a Greek island
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Reviews‘Pathaan’: Review
Bollywood emerges victorious from a troubled time with Shah Rukh Khan returning to the big screen as a Bond-like action hero
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Reviews‘Full River Red’: Review
Shen Teng and Jackson Yee are tasked with solving a murder in Zhang Yimou’s rousing period actioner
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Reviews‘The Wandering Earth II’: Review
Frant Gwo’s hotly anticipated science fiction sequel builds on the scale of the smash hit original
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Reviews‘Polite Society’: Sundance Review
Nida Manzoor’s feature debut is a riotous action-comedy set in London’s Pakistani community
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Reviews‘Cassandro’: Sundance Review
Gael Garcia Bernal triumphs in the ring in this biopic of the cross-dressing Mexican luchador
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Reviews‘The Pod Generation’: Sundance Review
Emilia Clarke and Chiwetel Ejiofor outsource their pregnancy in Sophie Barthes’ futuristic parody
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Reviews‘Dogs’ ('Kuttey’): Review
Bollywood’s first major release of the year falls short of expectations
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Reviews‘Alice, Darling’: Review
Anna Kendrick shows her vulnerable side as a woman stuck in a psychologically abusive relationship
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Reviews‘M3GAN’: Review
A walking, talking, living doll turns murder machine in Universal’s latest horror
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Reviews‘A Man Called Otto’: Review
Tom Hanks is a grumpy protagonist in Marc Forster’s remake of the 2015 Swedish drama
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Reviews‘Cirkus’: Review
Rohit Shetty’s extravagant take on ’The Comedy Of Errors’ is an exercise in excess
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Reviews‘Last Film Show’: Review
Oscar-shortlisted, semi-autobiographical drama witnesses an impoverished Indian boy attempt to escape into cinema
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Reviews‘The Pale Blue Eye’: Review
Christian Bale leads a cast of grotesques in Scott Cooper’s over-ripe Edgar Allen Poe ‘origin story’ for Netflix
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Reviews‘Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance With Somebody’: Review
Naomi Ackie portrays Whitney Houston in this conventional bipic of the US megastar singer
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Reviews‘Babylon’: Review
Margot Robbie takes centre stage in Damien Chazelle’s sprawling, hedonistic portrait of pre-sound Hollywood
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Reviews‘Declaration’: Review
Mahesh Narayanan’s Netflix pick-up plays out in Delhi as a couple deals with the fallout from a sex tape