Materialists, funny and poignant, sets a new standard for the modern rom-com and is a perfect companion piece to her first knockout film.

The Life List, a romantic drama that is far too long, but has such an adorable performance from its star, Sophia Carson.

This is the story of Con Mum: a dark, cold, and jaw-dropping tale of manipulation as callous as anything you’ll ever see in a Netflix series

James Gunn's Creature Commandos is super cool, darkly funny, and an addictive shot of streaming animation.

It’s as if Phillips and Silver’s Joker: Folie à Deux fell victim to their own delusions of grandeur.

The adaptation of the beloved young adult novel Turtles All the Way Down offers a poignant but shallow depth of insight into mental illness.

Zac Efron's unwavering and self-assured performance stands as the bedrock of The Iron Claw.

Anatomy of a Fall depicts a marriage on trial, not a murder, with breathless results.

An observational sci-fi film that takes chances with its story and forces viewers to contemplate tough questions, for better or worse.

A commendable action picture rather than an exceptional one. With the film's final showdown unfolds like a Middle Eastern Western.

With Dead Reckoning Part One hitting theatres this week, we gathered our heads together and ranked the franchise up until now.

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan has finally hit a wall and fans are too smart to continue to fall for the recycled story lines this has to offer.

We're here to discuss the Best Movies of 2023...So Far, so enjoy our recommendations and read our reviews from the Film Focus team.

The story is dull and stagnant when it should be nothing but extraordinary. Crater takes itself too seriously.

Sisu has a pure white-knuckle ferociousness that can be felt viscerally.

We can acknowledge the constraints of an independent film budget, but the end result is a fairly monotonous experience from beginning to end

Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me is a brave leap of faith to connect with her audience on a deeper, more personal level.

Anything’s Possible reinvents the YA-romantic comedy that is brimming with empathy.

A cold and claustrophobic nail-biter that’s more effective than most.

Halle Berry's performance can't overcome a script filled with cliches that's like an exercise in trope-a-dope.