Minari review – a warming tribute to the Korean-American journey
This story of a Korean family in America has a universal message that’s worth knowing.
Reviews
Our take on the latest films to hit the big (and small) screen.
Zack Snyder’s Justice League review – an uneven but compelling superhero epic
Snyder’s cut is a triumph for the power of fans, and for artistic control.
Nomadland review – a perfect lead performance, let down by questionable production practices
Though McDormand shines in her role, this tale of homelessness feels somewhat disingenuous.
Cherry review – a bloated but entertaining visual treat
The Russo brothers’ latest is a visual feast but feels like a needlessly stretched out journey.
Promising Young Woman review – a darkly comic but emotionally rich debut
Emerald Fennell and Carey Mulligan offer a tale that may change the way we think about predators.
News of the World review – newcomer Helena Zengel and Tom Hanks shine in this classic-style Western
Hanks shows why he’s one of the world’s most beloved actors, alongside newcomer Helena Zengel.
Malcolm & Marie review – a twenty-minute student short film that lasts almost two hours
Bad writing and some unfortunate sexism leave Sam Levinson’s latest effort in ruins.
The Little Things review – a derivative thriller wasting all its talent
If it’s the little things that matter, this film is missing them all.
Greenland review – easy, predictable disaster movie thrills
This Butler-led disaster flick won’t surprise you, but it offers some strong moments.
Pieces of a Woman review – a moving and haunting portrait of grief
Brilliant performances make this emotional tale of love and life worth watching.
Palm Springs review – Samberg and Milioti deliver the best of both Rom and Com
Brilliant characters and performances make Palm Springs a time loop comedy worth keeping up with.