Ant-Man (7/10)
Michael Douglas plays Hank Pym, the original Ant-Man - but now too old and worn to don the miniature superhero suit himself, he sets out to find a suitable replacement. Who knew that could be
No Escape (6/10)
Texan engineer Jack Dwyer (Owen Wilson) moves with his wife (Lake Bell) and two young daughters to an unnamed Asian country (ahum... Thailand) to start an expat job at a water plant to help improve
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (5/10)
Guy Ritchie based this spy movie on the original 60s TV show, but other than most modern remakes he didn't transplant the concept to today - it is still set in the 1960s. And it
Spectre (6/10)
The James Bond franchise is now 53 years old and is in its 24th movie and sixth actor. With such a weight of history it is hard for the film makers to be too bold:
Southpaw (6/10)
Jake Gyllenhaal plays Billy Hope, a boxer raised in an orphanage in Hell's Kitchen where he met his wife Maureen (Rachel McAdams). The movie starts when Billy is on top of the world as reigning
The Martian (7/10)
If humanity should have learned anything from the movie “Interstellar” it was that sending Matt Damon into space always ends badly...
Tomorrowland (aka Project T) (5/10)
A girl Casey (an ever-hopeful Britt Robertson) finds a pin, which upon touching it seems to take her instantaniously to a magical place - a place designed by the brightest and the best scientists and
Edge of Tomorrow (7/10)
The idea of a time loop, whereby someone is doomed to repeat an identical day of events time and time again, is not an original one. Perhaps most famously used in "Groundhog Day” (1993) it
Ink (8/10)
The story is set in a world of a daily and eternal battle between two sets of creatures of the night - the Storytellers and the Incubi. The Storytellers bring people beautiful and happy dreams,
In Order of Disappearance (7/10)
Stellan Skarsgård plays snowplow driver Nils, who one day finds out his son has died - seemingly of a drug overdose. But Nils knows his son does not do drugs, yet the local police consider