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
Dunkirk
Director Christoper Nolan lets us experience 'Dunkirk' by means of three storylines: one on land, one in the air, and one on the sea. With dialogue being minimal, it is all about the combination of
War for the Planet of the Apes
What a pleasant surprise. A third instalment in a blockbuster franchise remake that actually holds up to the original. I would even say that of all nine Planet of the Apes movies and remakes (yes,
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 Mummy
Whilst Brandon Fraser has all but disappeared from the big screen, his legacy of The Mummy franchise lives on - and now even gets a reboot with none other than Tom Cruise following in his
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
Do we really need another re-telling of the King Arthur Legend? Apparently the studio was pretty convinced about it, as this version was given a budget of $175m. What do we get for that? Well
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
This first movie in this new wizarding world (there are four more to come) is set in the past in relation to the Harry Potter movies. In 1920s New York to be exact. A lot
Train to Busan
We've had Snakes on a Plane, now we have Zombies on a Train! As silly as it sounds, putting Korean zombies on a train works a lot better than those mother-loving snakes on that Monday-to-Friday
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
Never Go Back has very little going for it. With an utterly unremarkable script at the core, and not helped by the directing, cinematography, music or acting, this is a disappointing fail for Cruise, who
Blood Father
Between his alchololism, domestic violence, homophobia and antisemitism, Mel Gibson has not made a lot of friends the last decade or two. Aptly his new film Blood Father starts in an AA meeting where we