Review – The House
Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler spend 90 minutes desperately looking for a laugh in dismal casino comedy The House.
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June 2017
Review – All Eyez On Me
Tupac Shakur gets the biopic treatment courtesy of an uncanny performance from Demetrius Shipp Jr in the epic drama All Eyez On Me.
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Review – Despicable Me 3
Gru and his cute yellow buddies return and must fight off an 80s-themed villain in animated threequel Despicable Me 3.
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Review – Okja
Bong Joon-ho brings a unique vision to Netflix, with the poignant and sharply-written eco-fable Okja.
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Review – Baby Driver
Edgar Wright serves up a sensory feast of action, comedy and music in vehicular romp Baby Driver, which crackles with energy.
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Review – The Book of Henry
Weepie drama The Book of Henry has been dubbed one of the worst films ever made, but can it really be that bad?
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Review – Hampstead
Diane Keaton and Brendan Gleeson go all Richard Curtis in a sickly sweet London-set romcom.
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Review – Transformers: The Last Knight
Michael Bay brings his metal-smashing mayhem back for a fifth entry in the seemingly endless franchise.
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Blu-ray Review – The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2017)
André Øvredal’s stripped-down single location chiller The Autopsy of Jane Doe is now ready to scare all over again on Blu-ray and DVD.
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Review – Gifted
Captain America goes domestic as the guardian of a precocious child in family drama Gifted.
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Review – Churchill
Brian Cox gives a towering performance as Britain’s most iconic Prime Minister in the ultimately disappointing historical drama Churchill.
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