Review: The Meddler
"Maybe you could be my hobby," Marnie Minervini (Susan Sarandon) tells her daughter Lori (Rose Byrne) in the early stages of Lorene...
Review: The Man Who Knew Infinity
A pleasant and pleasing if by-the-numbers biopic, The Man Who Knew Infinity spotlights Srinavasa Ramanujan (Dev Patel), an Indian-born...
Review: Genius
A predominantly refined chore with moments of interest that are few and far between, Genius depicts the relationship between Maxwell...
Review: Florence Foster Jenkins
Ignorance is bliss, as the saying goes, but ignorance can also be a willful delusion. Certainly no one ever made a case for both...
Review: Blood Father
Neither as gloriously trashy as Grindhouse nor a glossy piece of pulp as Taken, Blood Father is a nonetheless lean, mean B-movie machine...
Review: Morris from America
The story has been told many times before - a young boy moves into a new neighbourhood and struggles to find his place - but this...
Review: The Whole Truth
It's always a mystery as to how a film made by talented people in front of and behind the camera can be so terrible. Take The Whole...
Review: Nerve
A sort of mishmash between Pokémon Go, Gladiator, The Game, and The Hunger Games, the titular mobile application Nerve is a 24-hour game...
Review: Imperium
"We see what we want to see," Toni Collette's Angela Zamparo tells Daniel Radcliffe's fresh-faced FBI recruit Nate Foster in Imperium,...
Review: War Dogs
Jonah Hill is Humpty Dumpty as Tony Montana in War Dogs, the terrific and terrifically unbelievable based-on-true-events dark comedy that...
