Tag: jeffrey wright

Olivier Assayas' look at modern Russia and the power brokers behind Vladimir Putin lacks the satirical punch it should have.

We review the final of the ten nominees for best picture at this year's Oscars, which will be held on Labour Day.

The latest reboot of Batman by Matt Reeves is a high on quality, but low on reasons for its existence.

Wes Anderson has assembled his usual collaborators to make the Wes Anderson film that has finally broken us.

Daniel Craig gives us his swan song as James Bond, the role he has been playing for the past 15 years, in a satisfying sendoff.

The co-writer of Black Panther brings us an Oakland street story that meanders too much for its own good.

In Soderbergh’s own body of work, The Laundromat most closely resembles something like Contagion, though with a lot more lightness and sense of humour.

How the West was won The original 1973 adaptation of Michael Crichton's Westworld is a blip in our film watching