The Night Comes for Us
If you like your martial arts flicks to be ultra gory then The Night Comes for Us is the movie for you. We get dropped straight into the action: when a few villagers have stolen
Hurok (Loop)
Drug dealer Adam is planning to double-cross his boss Dezsõ and make a big hit by fleeing the country with 200 vials of illegally harvested growth hormones. Things of course don't go as planned and
Sicario: Day of the Soldado
A key part of the success of 2015's Sicario was Emily Blunt's role, which provided a moral balance to the hard-hitting story. Her character does not return in Sicario: Day of the Soldado; the main
American Animals
A couple of friends decide to pull of the perfect heist. They are going to steal $12m worth of books from their college library. They watch heist movies and plot the plans, ranging from choosing
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Mildred Hayes' teenage daughter was recently raped and murdered in the small town of Ebbing, Missouri. She now brings up her son alone and becomes frustrated at the local police department’s lack of progress into
Murder on the Orient Express
The best thing about this movie is the opening scene. We meet Hercule Poirot and his unique personality, and moustache in the middle of avoiding a religious war at Jerusalem's Wailing Wall, and things are
Logan Lucky
When Jimmy is made redundant from his tunnelling job and needs money quickly to hire a lawyer to help him with a custody dispute over his young daughter Sadie, he comes up with a scheme
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.