2.5
#Review: Downton Abbey
It's time to return to Downtown Abbey, but does Graham care for this overlush, overextravagant event that he never got into?
2.5
3.5
#Review: IT: Chapter Two
In 2017 cinemagoers were introduced to the Loser's Club. This motley band of misfits took on a horrifying force of malevolence and defeated it, barely. Now 2 years later audiences get to see what happens to th...
3.5
#Review: Crawl
Crawl works. It promises a simple, strong premise and it delivers atmosphere, jump scares, a little gore and even topical themes.
1.0
#Review: Asterix: The Secret of the Magic Potion
None of the comedy lands, the characters are paper-thin and worst of all I just couldn't find anything of substance within the story.
3.5
#Review: Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
Stories can hurt, stories can heal, and if told enough can become very real. This is the lesson at the core of this grim fairy tale. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is about a group of teens who uncover a to...
4.0
#Review: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
With a dynamite DiCaprio and Pitt, ever-dazzling dialogue, and genuine affection for its characters, this is Tarantino's best film since Jackie Brown.
2.0
#Review: Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw
Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw is a pedestrian affair. The chemistry between the two leads is far too abrasive to be charming.
3.5
#Review: Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans
With memorable characters, comedy that is rotten and funny in equal parts Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans is a family film everyone will enjoy.
4.0
#Review: The Art of Racing in the Rain
The Art of Racing in the Rain is a story we've seen before but with enough important twists and turns on the track to impress.
4.5
#Review: Varda par Agnès
Varda par Agnès is the climactic coda to a late career lease of life, and a reminder of how lucky we were it lasted so long.