Oppenheimer

Christopher Nolan impresses with perhaps his most personal film yet.

Bird Box Barcelona

The Bird Box spin-off is unexpectedly entertaining, but not much more than that.

Barbie

There's more to Greta Gerwig's Barbie project than meets the eye. We've reviewed the Oppenheimer challenger.

The Out-Laws

Marcus has sat through uninspired, humourless drivel that is just a stone's throw away from being one of the worst films of the year.

Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One

Though it should be impossible, Cruise outdoes himself again, delivering epic summer entertainment.

Insidious: The Red Door

Patrick Wilson steps in as director and closes the series in style.

Nimona (Netflix)

There's cyberpunk fantasy, dark conspiracies and shape-shifting teens in Netflix's new animated adventure series.

Elemental

A young girl undergoes an emotional trial by fire in Pixar's new summer film, and we're pleasantly surprised by it.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Harrison Ford is back with a hat and whip, but not quite as convincing as he was in the 80s.

Asteroid City

Going to the desert for a science fair doesn't sound like my kind of holiday, but with Wes Anderson's charm I can endure the heat.

BlackBerry

Måns has been to the cinema to see the movie about Barack Obama's favourite phone and is ready to give a rating...

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

The robots in disguise are back, but can the franchise keep up with the quality that Bumblebee offered back in 2018?

Extraction 2

Chris Hemsworth is back in this action-packed sequel that looks to channel all the things we love about John Wick, Atomic Blonde, Bullet Train and this new era of fast-paced action films.

White Men Can't Jump

Yet another utterly pointless remake has come to light...

The Flash

Director Andy Muschietti hits the mark, because The Flash is pure popcorn entertainment of the almost nostalgic variety.

The Boogeyman

The latest Stephen King film adaptation is well-crafted but too generic.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse

Is Shameik Moore the coolest Spider-Man since Tobey Maguire?

FUBAR (Netflix)

Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to the action genre in a series that only offends action fans.

Here Comes A New Challenger

Hadouken! Here is the documentary celebrating 30 years of what may well be the best fighting game of all-time...

McGregor Forever

Netflix offers an insight into Conor's life both before the broken leg and after, and mixed martial arts fanatic Hegevall has sat through the whole thing ...

Fast X

Film editor André yawns at another soulless Vin Diesel adventure that should have hit the brakes a long time ago.

Peter Pan & Wendy

André returns to Neverland in Disney's new Peter Pan remake...

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

Star-Lord and co. are ready for one last action-packed showdown.

Evil Dead Rise

We've waded through blood and guts to give a rating to New Line Cinema's latest Evil Dead remake.

Beau is Afraid

Madness reigns supreme in Ari Aster's hilarious thriller.

Renfield

The leading duo of two 'Nics' elevate this otherwise middling gory vampire comedy romp.

65

The screenwriters behind A Quiet Place go all out when they mix Pitch Black with Interstellar and Jurassic Park, and we've gobbled it all up.

Air

Ben Affleck returns to direct a highly entertaining biopic about shoe sales and André has given it a watch ...

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

At last, Miyamoto-san sees his 40 year-old creation successfully realised on the big screen with an animated flick full of fun and nostalgia, but that weirdly manages to be too cramped and too void at the same time for the few unfamiliar to the franchise.

Tetris (Apple TV+)

This Apple TV+ film investigates the unlikely story of how Tetris broke free from the clutches of communism and became an unprecedented worldwide phenomenon.

Murder Mystery 2

If they're looking for a corpse for Murder Mystery 3, I'd happily to volunteer after this.

Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

Does D&D have a future as a film franchise or does it stumble like countless other blockbuster franchises that came before it?

John Wick: Chapter 4

The Baba Yaga is back in a thrilling film that literally never ceases to entertain with an endless supply of action sequences.

Shazam! Fury of the Gods

The Shazamily are back to take on a vengeful trio of gods.

Luther: The Fallen Sun

Idris Elba is back as the grizzled London detective in a Netflix movie that hasn't exactly impressed us.

Creed III

Michael B. Jordan is back in the ring for a one more emotionally-charged bout.

We Have a Ghost

The director behind Paranormal Activity offers a colourful little comedy about a lost wind ghost and Hegevall is not very impressed...

Cocaine Bear

Universal is going for a lavish B-movie about a cocaine-addled teddy bear and André has reviewed Elizabeth Banks' splatter comedy...

The Whale

Aronofsky is back in top form alongside a great performance from Brendan Fraser in a claustrophobic, emotionally heavy drama that leaves no one unmoved.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is here, but does it correct the woes of Phase 4?

Knock at the Cabin

M. Night Shyamalan is back on the big screen with a film that doesn't quite sell on its thrilling premise.

Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

You've likely heard the hype by now, but does Puss in Boots: The Last Wish live up to it?

Shotgun Wedding

Jennifer Lopez runs around in kelp panties while Duhamel looks cluelessly wasted in the worst "comedy" of the year so far. Petter gives us his score...

You People

Netflix's new romcom offers plenty of awkward situations, but fewer laughs...

M3GAN

We've seen the sci-fi horror phenomenon, and have plenty of thoughts about the flick.

The Menu (Disney+)

Måns has prepared a tasting menu that both delights and disappoints...

A Man Called Otto

In a look at the importance of community in modern times, Tom Hanks brings another solid performance.

The Pale Blue Eye

Scott Cooper and Christian Bale return with a dark thriller.

Troll

The director of Cold Prey blends Hollywood with ancient Norse mythology in this surprisingly effective monster movie, and Mackan's got the ratings.

Glass Onion

Rian Johnson is back, and his new film is near genius.