Movie Reviews

An octopus narrator. A grieving widow. A lonely young man. The internet wept; Matthew didn't. What that says about cosy, Netflix, and feeling.

How much of your partner's past are you actually willing to accept? One film, one confession, and no easy answers.

Netflix's War Machine blends military action and sci-fi to middling effect, a potentially potent concept squandered by a by-the-numbers execution.

Once again, Disney's Zootopia 2 excels at using animals as a metaphor to tackle some deeply uncomfortable aspects of humanity.

Edgar Wright’s Running Man blends dystopia, satire, and Stephen King’s early '80s rage into a strikingly relevant 2025 adaptation.

With Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toro may have taken his penchant for sympathizing with monsters a little too far.

Watching Anemone you can't help but wonder whether you can separate the actor from the part. It's a lot harder to do with Daniel Day-Lewis.

Sameer Monn reviews Park Chan-wook's No Other Choice in the self-important, corporate style of a viral LinkedIn thought piece.

Does the ending of The Long Walk capture the nuances of race relations in America? Or is it just another movie that steals agency from a Black man?

The Conjuring: Last Rites successfully delivers a well-deserved ending for horror cinema’s favourite couple.

From Sketch to Scale. Toothless is back, and he’s more real than ever. This one will restore your faith in live action adaptions.

Bullet Train Explosion is about bullet trains and explosions. How can you not love a good, old-fashioned Japanese disaster flick?

A Real Pain is an brilliant meditation on grief, the human condition, and how we each have chosen to deal with trauma.