reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Ready Player One (2018) John Roebuck / 22:36 / 20.03.18 Ready Player One is both a logical progression and a disheartening degeneration of director Steven Spielberg's creative momentum.
reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Love, Simon (2018) John Roebuck / 21:05 / 19.03.18 With a bit of luck, in sooner rather than later, Greg Berlanti's Love, Simon won't be heralded as a gay film, but just a film.
reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Tomb Raider (2018) John Roebuck / 5:00 / 15.03.18 For all its failings, Tomb Raider is diverting and rarely boring, although it is a film built upon the inspirations of better films.
reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Blockers (2018) John Roebuck / 10:47 / 14.03.18 Blockers is a step forward from films such as Bridesmaids and Neighbours 2 because it allows women a lot more than just the best punchlines.
Editor's Choice reviews Top Picks REVIEW | Annihilation (2018) Derek Armstrong / 21:24 / 13.03.18 Alex Garland’s adaptation of the Jeff VanderMeer novel Annihilation feels like a reimagining of Tarkovsky’s 1979 film Stalker.
Editor's Choice reviews Top Picks REVIEW | The Square (2017) John Roebuck / 21:37 / 06.03.18 The Square is right up there with Banksy's Exit Through The Gift Shop as one of the best films about the conceit that accompanies our perception of art.
reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Red Sparrow (2018) John Roebuck / 22:23 / 28.02.18 Lawrence has handled his material poorly. Red Sparrow is convoluted without being intriguing and over-long without being rewarding.
reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Winchester (2018) Derek Armstrong / 16:40 / 27.02.18 A great haunted house does not necessarily make a great haunted house movie, as the Spierig Brothers' Winchester decidedly proves.
reviews All Reviews REVIEW | Game Night (2017) John Roebuck / 14:20 / 21.02.18 I laughed seldom during Game Night, a film that is ostensibly a comedy, but I smiled constantly and was rarely anything but entertained.