Becoming Led Zeppelin is a solid introduction on the band’s roots and the concert footage and musicianship is absolutely stellar.

Dog Man boasts consistent laughs built of of humorous dialogue and neat visual gags, a heartfelt storyline that feels natural and endearing.

A/way is interesting, thought-provoking and a cathartic watch. For an independent film, it packs a powerful punch.

Marvel Studios released a new trailer and poster for the upcoming feature film Thunderbolts* - In cinemas May 2.

What sets it apart is its patient, meditative storytelling. Rather than rushing through events, Anković allows the story to unfold naturally

The Order is an excellent, hard as nails, unnerving and brooding crime thriller.

War and Justice is a powerful piece of film. It’s ground-breaking and needs to be watched.

Paramount Pictures have released the first trailer for Smurfs starring Rihanna as Smurfette - In cinemas July 18.

Universal Pictures has released the first look trailer for the new era in the Jurassic story, Jurassic World: Rebirth - In cinemas July 2.

With excellent development of its themes and good lead performances, Thou Shalt Kill is a competent single-location thriller.

Marvel Studios have released the first trailer introducing Marvel’s First Family - The Fantastic Four: First Steps releases in cinemas July.

Before Nikkah is very simple and easy to follow; with many heart-to-heart conversations.

Warner Brother and A24 have released the new trailer for OPUS, from director Mark Anthony Green - In cinemas March 14.

Warner Brothers have released the first trailer for the newest chapter in New Line Cinema’s bloody successful franchise.

I’ve Never Wanted Anyone More puts a fun modern spin on the novel, though the obvious aging of this story sets it back a little.

For viewers seeking a film that offers action, laughs, and a touch of introspection, Clone Cops is a ride worth taking.

Fun from start to finish, Companion is a blast that deserves to be seen with an audience.

While You're Cordially Invited doesn’t bring anything new to the rom-com genre, it does offer an entertaining 100 minutes.

A gripping, fast-paced, thriller of a historic retelling that not online shines a light on horrors of the past.

When sharks are front and centre, Into the Deep does delightfully offer some fun carnage in the way of gore, action, and kills.