Sunset Boulevard is nothing short of a masterpiece. A glance into a truly broken, sad yet unflinchingly glory hungry mind of a fallen icon.

The horror element seems to be lacking, getting bogged down in amongst the story.

The ideas are there but Reminiscence massively suffers from a slow pace, which renders this to be dull and tiresome.

Grounded performances and abstract 2D animation blend well together leaving a quietly accomplished 100 minutes of film.

Rebecca Hall's outstanding performance in this thrilling horror story captivates the audience. Her performance carries the entire film.

Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins just feels completely unnecessary and doesn’t even serve as a satisfying origin story for the character.

Beckett opens with great promise with great performances from both Washington and Viaknder, however, the novelty soon wears off.

Triumph is the general outcome of these stories, Moneyball tells a different type of story.

Don't Breathe 2 made for a brutal and twisty watch, but unfortunately lacked the suspense you'd expect.

An amusing and wholesome blend of video game culture, and ultimately another summer blockbuster, crowd pleaser that cinema needs right now.

Vivo is bouncy and upbeat at the time, but perhaps not the most memorable.

Stillwater is a largely plodding, unfocused and overlong affair, that falls into several genre clichés.

A bold and courageous movie with exceptional visuals and an out-there plot, but unfortunately suffers from being style over substance.

Riders of Justice is a unique, brutal, surprisingly emotionally engaging, bitingly funny and striking revenge tale.

A giddy, visceral, bloody, silly amalgamation of elements that, ultimately, long-time fans of DC will be very pleased with.

What starts as an interesting and intriguing concept unfortunately turns into an uncomfortable, bland and lacklustre sci-fi movie.

With a wonderful cast, and swashbuckling action, Jungle Cruise is set to be a crowd pleaser.

CODA is one of those gems that you stumble across every so often. This story is both beautiful and hilarious, overall an absolute delight.

As true to the Twitter thread as it possibly could be, Zola is a thrill ride full of suspense from start to finish.

With twist after twist, this documentary unravels the secrets entwined within, expect the unexpected.