Review – Suburbicon
Matt Damon and a double dose of Julianne Moore are at the centre of an oddball home invasion, taking place simultaneously with a race riot.
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November 2017
Review – Daddy’s Home 2
Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg return as dads for a tough Christmas, in which their own parents create difficulty in their relationship.
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Review – Battle of the Sexes
Emma Stone and Steve Carell excel as warring tennis players in this stirring tale of the fight against 70s misogyny in sport.
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Review – Justice League
DC lays all of its cards on the table with Justice League, which unites all of their superheroes to battle an alien threat.
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Review – Mudbound
Netflix tackles race relations with the epic, awards-tipped drama Mudbound.
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Review – Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond
Jim Carrey’s bizarre method portrayal of Andy Kaufman goes under the spotlight in this Netflix documentary.
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Review – Ingrid Goes West
The dark side of social media obsession is unveiled by Aubrey Plaza in off-kilter satire Ingrid Goes West.
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Review – Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool
An unlikely romance between a Scouser and a Hollywood star powers this unusual drama, based on a true story.
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Review – The Florida Project
Sean Baker brings his freewheeling directorial style to the outskirts of Disney World for child’s eye view drama The Florida Project.
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Review – Only the Brave
Miles Teller and Josh Brolin star in a ripped from the headlines true life story of heroic firefighters.
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DVD Review – 47 Metres Down (2017)
The sharks circle and the tension builds in Johannes Roberts’s entertaining underwater horror movie 47 Metres Down, on UK DVD now.
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