When Borat hit our screens fourteen years ago, the world wasn't quite ready for the impact this character would have.

Every Time I Die makes sure it has enough substance to keep the viewer engaged. Each character has their specific role to play in this smart

The chemistry on show between Tucci and Firth is the beating heart, taking you on an emotional journey.

Coverage from the 2020 BFI London Film Festival

Sandlers f*** you to Hollywood if you want to be truthful. Don't take it seriously, and you may just have a good time with this.

Sherlock, a household name across the world. Could this be yet another spinoff, or expand into something more.

The Devil All the Time had the foundations to thrive on,but with its constant depressive nature unfortunately this didn't quite hit the mark

Whiplash is pure aggressive cinema. The pace in which doesn't let up, gliding along like the drum pieces it portrays.

Tenet is Nolan's vision of James Bond, a multiple location, fast moving action spectacle. Give it a chance.

The comedic moments are the highlight but the romance and the sci-fi is weaved in meticulously, creating and entertaining journey.

Discovery into the depths of this well kept secret.

Lee's latest film opens with a montage of a time where the Civil rights movement and the war in Vietnam were being fought at the same time.

Now Greyhound is not groundbreaking, nothing spectacular, but it manages to provide a copious amount of tension for a script heavy film.

We don't get a name, a man surrounded in mystery. He's a mechanic, stuntman, getaway driver, associated with cars and cars only.

Nolan films over the year have become iconic for having a complicated and thought provoking storyline, The Prestige is no different.

a coming of age story about Alita, a cyborg with the face of an angel but a body designed for battle.

Taking a much beloved franchise in a different direction is a huge risk, it can only go two ways, but Scoob! went in the wrong direction.

Courtroom drama's aren't always the most enjoyable films, slow and predictable, but A Few Good Men is definitely an exception to this.

This is Afflecks film, a film in which could just be the normal stereotypical bank heist but ends up being so much more due to his vision.

Instead of being a destructive force like 'Skynet' or 'Hal 3000', Spike Jonze has put this AI as the sole focus of a romance story.