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Here is our archive of movie coverage, which includes reviews, explainers, features, lists, and more from the latest films.

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‘Shark Whisperer’ Review – Jaw(s)-Dropping Visuals Obscure A Muddled Point

June 28 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

There will always be a market, one presumes, for people who get dangerously close to apex predators. It’s a hook that has entertained viewers forever,...

‘F1 The Movie’ Is The Ultimate Fan Film – It’s For The Purists

June 24 2025, by Daniel Hart

I could not help but have a slight smile during my screening of F1 The Movie, seeing fans donning outfits for their favourite motor racing...

‘Trainwreck: Poop Cruise’ Review – A Luxury Liner Turns Into A Floating Latrine, And In Hindsight You Can See the Funny Side

June 23 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Netflix’s spate of serious documentaries in 2025 haven’t provided much opportunity for humour, which makes Trainwreck: Poop Cruise something of a relief. You can laugh...

’28 Years Later’ Is Twice the Film That ’28 Days Later’ Is – An Achievement I Was Not Expecting From Danny Boyle

June 21 2025, by Daniel Hart

I decided to rewatch the 28 Days Later films in anticipation of 28 Years Later, with a small voice in my head wondering if there’s any...

‘Grenfell: Uncovered’ Review – A Bleak, Vital Account Of A Stain On Our National Conscience

June 20 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Netflix is on quite a run of wrenching documentary films exposing avoidable tragedies, and there is perhaps no tragedy more flagrantly avoidable than the one...

‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Review – Death Is Funnier Than Ever In A Decade-Later Return to Form

June 17 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Arriving a decade after the last one and yet somehow right on time, Final Destination: Bloodlines is the gore-soaked antidote to a strain of self-serious...

‘Justin Willman: Magic Lover’ Review – A Fun Fusion Of Magic and Comedy

June 17 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Comedy and magic are so tightly intertwined that it’s a wonder we don’t get more live shows like Justin Willman: Magic Lover. In an hour-long...

‘Trainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem’ Review – The Man Who Walked So Donald Trump Could Run

June 16 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

The comparison is so obvious, I might as well just lead with it. Everything about the chaotic mayoral tenure of Rob Ford, who is the...

Until Dawn (2025) Review – A Fun and Creative Adaptation That Avoids The Usual Pitfalls

June 15 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

The best way to adapt a video game in live-action – animation is a different kettle of fish, as proved by Castlevania, Arcane, and most...

‘Diablo’ Review – The Rare Scott Adkins Movie Where He Isn’t the Best Thing About It

June 14 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

You judge Scott Adkins movies on a curve. There’s no point worrying about plot or dialogue or even acting, at least not the showy awards-baiting...

‘Echo Valley’ Review – Well-Acted Rural Thriller Takes Too Many Turns In the Wrong Direction

June 13 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Echo Valley is one of those movies that start out as one thing and become something else. But it’s also a rarer type of movie...

I Found the Remake of ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ Endearing and wonderfully Thematic

June 13 2025, by Daniel Hart

I often wonder–though the answer is obvious–why live-action remakes of animated movies are made. From an artistic perspective, you could argue that the merit is...

‘Titan: The OceanGate Disaster’ Review – Spoiler Alert, It Was the Rich Guy’s Fault

June 12 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Titan: The OceanGate Disaster isn’t a whodunit, but it can nonetheless be summed up by saying, simply, that the rich guy did it. Then again,...

Deep Cover (2025) Review – Orlando Bloom Steals the Show In A Hilarious, Crowd-Pleasing Action-Comedy

June 12 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

You can’t trust a great cast these days. Fountain of Youth had a pretty good one, and it was rubbish, which is always the expectation...

‘Cheers to Life’ Review – A Feel-Good Slice-Of-Life Drama A Little Too Carefree For Its Own Good

June 11 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

The risk with making a laid-back chill-out movie is that there’s such a thing as a movie being too chilled out for its own good,...

‘Our Times’ Ending Explained – Let Me Explain Why This Isn’t Half As Romantic As It Thinks It Is

June 11 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

In a classic case of having one’s cake and eating it – never understood that expression; what else would you do with a cake? –...

‘Our Times’ Review – True Love Is Your Husband Being Surplus to Requirements

June 11 2025, by Jonathon Wilson

Blimey, this is going to annoy people, isn’t it? The underlying thesis of Our Times, a Netflix rom-com about two married physicists who accidentally travel...

My Takeaways from the ‘Ballerina’ Ending

June 10 2025, by Daniel Hart

The predetermined moment in the Ballerina ending is when Eve finally catches up to The Chancellor, an elusive man with an ideological worldview about the...