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A thoroughly engaging, charming Australian comedy fantasy about a serious subject, H is for Happiness is a surprising gem. What a breath...

Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn makes the most of her starring role as the Joker’s former squeeze whose only way of dealing with the...

Graphic and confronting, this love letter from a young mother to her baby depicts the horrors of the bloodshed in Aleppo, Syria....

Things that go bump in the night ... and, in this case, day. Creaks, groans, creepy music, dark places and scares aplenty. Written and...

She was an idealist who got in way over her head and paid the price. Inspired by fact, this is the story of American actress Jean Seberg,...

Midway is a gripping, visually spectacular – if, at times, melodramatic – recreation of events leading up to the pivotal Battle of Midway...

An unlikely, feel-good road trip, The Peanut Butter Falcon concerns a couple of outcasts – a mismatched pair – who take to each other...

A descent into despair and madness, The Lighthouse is a decidedly arthouse character study into two isolated, lost and troubled souls. It...

Severe overacting, particularly by Nicholas Cage, does nothing to aid an intensely stupid, stretched mystery horror, which deserves to...

Defiance is at the heart of an artistic work from noted American filmmaker Terrence Malick (The Tree of Life) set during the Nazi...

Comedies featuring strong women can be funny and risqué like Bridesmaids or patchy and disappointing such as Like a Boss. Best friends...

An intense and claustrophobic alien creature feature that fails to reach any great heights, Underwater takes its sweet time to bite. More...

A sad and angry man is rescued by a most unlikely source in the moving A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. Photos by Lacey Terrell For...

Quite the epic, Little Women – directed by Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) – is a moving adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s award-winning novel....

Killing crooks with kindness. That is the concept behind this original animated feature, which turns traditional methods of spying on its...

A brilliant, intricate script, outstanding direction and superb acting by an A-list cast are the hallmarks of The Gentlemen, one of the...

A valiant, if not altogether successful attempt to tell a story of bravery in the First World War, 1917 suffers from an unreal feel,...

Talk about disgraceful conduct and an attitude of entitlement when it comes to being a man calling the shots among women trying to make a...

What started out as cringe-worthy fare became anything but as laughter, hijinks and a cute and savvy youngster’s performance took over...

Shaun the Sheep (2015) was one of the funniest animations – in fact movies per se – that I have seen, so I was mighty keen to see the...