Logan Lucky Review By Rich Cline Good news: Steven Soderbergh’s well-publicised retirement from directing only lasted about four years. He’s back with this lively, relentlessly enjoyable caper that feels like…

Victoria & Abdul Review By Rich Cline Essentially a sequel to the 1997 hit Mrs Brown, this film returns Judi Dench to play Queen Victoria in another relationship that shook…

Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool Review By Rich Cline Based on a true story, this stylishly produced British drama centres around two superbly involving characters whose real-life journey doesn’t…

Good Time Review By Rich Cline Robert Pattinson continues to distance himself from his teen heartthrob image with this scruffy B-movie. His loser character takes the audience on a deranged…

Mudbound Review By Rich Cline Director-cowriter Dee Rees (Bessie) gives this 1940s drama such an epic scale that it might have played out better as a TV miniseries, with more…

Shot Review By Rich Cline This may be a gimmicky exploration of gun violence, which sometimes feels like a preachy public service advisory, but its story unfolds with raw power.…

Professor Marston and the Wonder Women Review By Rich Cline The rather astonishing true story of the creation of the Wonder Woman character, this is certainly not your run-of-the-mill biopic.…

The Killing of a Sacred Deer Review By Rich Cline Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos reteams with his The Lobster star Colin Farrell for another offbeat thriller with surreal twists. While…

An A-list cast goes a long way to making this goofy ensemble comedy a lot of fun to watch. Even if it never quite deals with the bigger issues it…

God’s Own Country Review By Rich Cline There’s a reason why this is perhaps the best-reviewed British film of the year: it’s a staggeringly skilful feature filmmaking debut for West…