Film Critic Matt Taylor reviews Triple Frontier, a harmlessly watchable Netflix Original action film just about saved by an all-star cast

Film Critic Grace Baxendine rediscovers Vincent Van Gogh in this unconventional biopic starring Willem Dafoe and Rupert Friend

Film Contributor, Sam Denyer, is amazed with this revival of Widows, with its stellar cast and amazing feminist ideals

Roma finds famed director Alfonso Cuarón returning to his roots and paying tribute to an extraordinary woman from his Mexico City childhood

Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge discovers The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is almost as fun and imaginative as the 2014 iconic original

Film Critic Matt Taylor adores Green Book - a brilliant look into race in 1960's America

Film Critic Matt Taylor has a look at the upcoming The Kid Who Would Be King, and is stunned by the brilliant cast and stellar direction

Deputy Editor Kat Smith is in love with the gritty Bird Box, yet finds several comparisons with a similar film, A Quiet Place

Film Critic Sam Zucca is warmed by light-hearted adventure A Dog's Way Home, following a young pit-bull's travels to get back to her family

The final How To Train Your Dragon adventure dazzles Film Critic Alisha Shah, and neatly caps off this daring DreamWorks trilogy

Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge finds Adam McKay strikes oil with latest political satire, starring Christian Bale as the titular Vice President Dick Cheney

Film Critic Alex Green is semi-impressed by the attention-seeking Beautiful Boy, starring Steve Carrell, and Timothée Chalamet