Avatar: Fire and Ash
Following in the soggy footsteps of Way of Water, in Avatar’s third instalment the Na’vi are Na’viing the sky people are back again again, and Eywa continues to move in […]
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Spinal Tap II: The End Continues
Legendary rockers Spinal Tap embark on their difficult second movie for a difficult second time (following 1994‘s largely forgotten The Return of Spinal Tap). After the unexpected success of the first […]
A Complete Unknown
Come gather round people because it’s the latest music biopic from Walk the Line director James Mangold. This time it’s folk superstar Bob Dylan (Thimothée Chalamet), but will he change […]
Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
Wallace and Gromit take on beaked diamond thief Feathers McGraw once again in their latest Christmas caper. It’s allmost twenty years since their last feature-length outing, and 31 years since […]
Conclave
The Pope lies dead. Cardinals assemble to jostle for his vacant slot without appearing to want it too much, like strategically shuffling towards the exit twenty minutes before the end […]
The Zone of Interest
Based on the real-life story of Auschwitz commander Rudolf Höss (Christian Friedel), The Zone of Interest follows Höss and his family as they live out their idyllic life, sharing nothing […]
Killers of the Flower Moon
When black gold is struck in Osage County, white benefactors manage oil assets for the native Americans who own the land. After returning from World War I, Ernest Buckhart (Leonardo […]
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
A lot has changed since we last met Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford). His marriage to Marion Ravenwood (Karen Allen) is a relic of the past, widely-loved son Mutt (Shia LeBoeuf) […]
Avatar: The Way of Water
In this follow-up to 2009’s Avatar, when the humans come back to Pandora, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) takes his family on a three-plus hour retreat to the Metkayina clan of […]
Everything Everywhere All At Once
Evelyn (Michelle Yeoh) lives a life of laundry and taxes with her meek husband (Ke Huy Quan) and rebellious daughter (Stephanie Hsu). But when she’s suddenly yanked from her dreary […]
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