Despite a likeable cast, Paper Towns is a pretty rote teen flick, full of wish fulfilment and cod philosophizing.
A wayward uncle and smart-mouthed niece are pushed together through circumstance to try to form a new family unit. A smart, subdued and mostly even effort from a host of promising Irish talent."
Try as it might to tell a compelling story, Fantastic Four is just too drab, dull and compromised to be of much interest.
Eden is an engaging portrait of the beautiful madness that is the pursuit of one's passion, set against an incredible musical backdrop.
Despite some safe Apatow trappings, Trainwreck proves a rib-tickling and insightful showcase for Amy Schumer.
With nothing to say about gamers or gaming, and precisely zero laughs, Pixels is a particularly pricey exemplar of what Adam Sandler does best (or worst).
Dazzling animation, loveable characters and a heartfelt story combine to make Pixar's finest film in years.