Spider-Man: No Way Home review – spectacle and fan service without ever losing the emotion
Marvel brings a little gift to spidey fans that retains the power of the series to date.
Our take on the latest films to hit the big (and small) screen.
Marvel brings a little gift to spidey fans that retains the power of the series to date.
Del Toro remains on form with this dark and scary thrill-ride.
Spielberg’s take on the legendary musical is a surprising, non-conforming hit.
This biopic fails to keep up with the strong performance of its lead.
Miranda’s musical is a heartful, dreamy, dark tale with Jonathan Larson singalongs to see it through.
Chastain and Garfield’s performances turn this otherwise uneven affair into a divine picture.
Marvel’s latest is an interesting but imperfect venture into different realms.
Reitman’s take on the beloved sci-fi series is enjoyable for fans and newcomers alike.
Cast: Keri Russell, Jesse Plemons, Jeremy T. Thomas, Graham Greene, Scott Haze. Directed by Scott Cooper. When a poster proudly proclaims that “Guillermo del Toro… Read More »Antlers review – a nicely played nihilism to the tone
Herbert’s novel is brought to life (again) with spectacular success.
A nostalgia overload makes this installment a worthy addition to the series, but lacking in strength.