FILM REVIEWS

One or two fun characters and scenes do not disguise that Leo is visually drab, that a majority of the jokes don’t land and that the...

Ridley Scott stages exciting epic battles in Napoleon but he fails to build a compelling movie around them, mostly because he sees the...

Goofy but inventive, silly but made with great cinematic flair: Little Shop of Horrors is a wonderfully enjoyable musical that overcomes...

As a classic tale of crime and punishment this Italian cop thriller keeps you entertained with polished direction and a pulsating synth...

Coming on the heels of a glut of Civil Rights movies in the past decade Rustin doesn’t tell a tale you don’t already know, nor does it do...

I was less annoyed and more entertained by The Marvels than by other recent Marvel movies but that doesn’t make the film any less of a...

Based on a true story about human endurance, Nyad requires quite a bit of endurance to sit through itself: the picture is bland, has zero...

There are many moments in Quiz Lady that are way too manic and broadly comedic for my taste, but the movie builds towards a poignant...

In The Old Oak director Ken Loach brings his career to a close as you’d expect him to: with a story that highlights social injustice with...

Building up excruciatingly long to a pivotal scene you see coming a mile off, Flemish literary adaptation When It Melts is as predictable...

Ari Aster seems to be mostly exorcising his own demons in Beau is Afraid, a movie whose opening hour is not without merits but then...

Brandon Cronenberg’s laboured satire of a bored wealthy class, isn’t half as clever as it wants to be nor nearly as horrifying or...