Ford v Ferrari – Le Mans ’66
The movie takes us back to the early 1960s when Ford Motor Company had a reliable image, but sales and profits were slumping a bit - the 'new generation' wasn't looking for reliable cars, they
Wind River
Wind River is no Hollywood crime thriller. The plot has some genuinely unexpected turns and the acting is fine, but the star is really the mountain landscape, which is striking beautiful yet clearly dangerous. As
Baby Driver
English director Edgar Wright's latest and most successful film to date is Baby Driver, which plays fairly straight as a heist movie. Ansel Elgort plays the eponymous “Baby”, a youthful, introverted but preternaturally talented getaway
The Accountant
You can envision the pitch to the studio now: "like Jason Bourne, but with an autistic accountant." It is tough to make an engaging movie about autism without Dustin Hoffmann, more so about an accountant.
Sicario (7/10)
The background to Sicario's story is the premise that the war on drugs cannot be won by playing by the rules. Or even that the war on drugs cannot be won at all, as it
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (6/10)
Greg is a teen who takes pride in having spent his teens working hard to be and stay invisible, because 'no-one likes me anyway'. His motto is that by not being anyone's friend and more
Fury (6/10)
Fury is visually very impressive. Technically speaking, the cinematography, editing and soundstage are excellent, and seeing this on a big 4K screen with 7.1 surround is fantastic. Lots of pin sharp scenes whilst the thumping