Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm remains sharp if not quite as incisive as the original.
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always is an empathetic look into the unflinching, anxiety-inducing, minute-by-minute account of teen pregnancy that is a vicious reality for millions of young women across the United States
Even as a lesser Pixar offering, Onward manages to rise above its peers with its commitment to poignant themes and mature stories.
Despite surface-level aesthetics resembling the elevated horror genre Gretel & Hansel offers little more than a pale imitation of the genre's best features
One of the most fascinating high-profile failures in recent history; one that begs to be seen to believed, and with as much alcohol as possible.
On its 25th anniversary, a reappraisal of Tammy and the T-Rex. A movie so absurd it belongs in the "so-bad-its-good" Hall of Fame
Heartbreaking and personal, Noah Baumbach's Marriage Story strikes an emotional chord in one of the year's best films
A fitting swan song for the legendary Agnes Varda. Varda By Agnes much like the director herself offers inspiration and wisdom to those who seek it
Bong Joon Ho brings his singular mastery home to Korea in this pitch-black modern fairytale.
Despite a myriad of political and economic circumstances, The Wizard Of Oz stands as a timeless classic now over 80 years since its release.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a worthwhile entry point into horror for younger budding horror fans but veterans of the genre may find it too generic
Reflecting on the legacy of The Lion King (1994) as a masterpiece in animation whilst pondering the status of live-action remakes in the modern era