It is an experience that can best be described as sitting next to a drunk friend who rambles on and on with a story that they believe to be hilarious when it is actually anything but.

Just because you can make a short into a feature length film, doesn’t mean you should.

Emma Thompson and Daryl McCormack shine in a character study about sex that, while largely confined to a single room, is vast in its emotional depth.

While imperfect in execution, there is no escaping how Cronenberg more than has the chops to conduct an orchestra of the flesh like no one else can. 

The film is deeply uninspiring and the attempts at something resembling commentary feel way out of their depth.

Joining a long run of unsuccessful video game adaptations, Uncharted proves there is a new low to be found when bringing a beloved series to the big screen.

Carried by the charm and comedic timing of its leads, I Want You Back is a rote romantic comedy that you’ve already seen just by watching the trailer.

A film whose release was delayed over both COVID-19 and rape allegations against star Armie Hammer, Death on the Nile should have spared us all by just staying dead. 

A movie that throws the entire kitchen sink at the screen, Moonfall is director Roland Emmerich doing his very best to overwhelm us with a spectacle so we ignore the tedious sideshow that is the rest of the story.