Paul Walker's passing forces F&F7 to be a little more emotional, but otherwise this is another wild, nonsensical ride that won't win the franchise any converts.
As the swansong of Studio Ghibli, The Tale of the Princess Kaguya justifies its narrative length with a touching story and truly dazzling artistry.
The biting, if occassionally uneven, Force Majeure puts manliness under a microscope, and subjects it to an avalanche of scorn.
Wild Tales is an absolute riot, up until it isn't. But when this dark comedy works, it really works.
All the elements are in place, but Cinderella is an old tale in a new dress and slippers, with little that's new or fresh.
Try as the cast might, A Second Chance is inescapably soapy, burying its moral considerations in outlandish plot twists and melancholy.