Film Review

When the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) films become so innumerable that quick tags are needed to tell them apart, Captain Marvel will be ‘The one with the cat’ – a …

S&M is known as ‘the English vice’, but it seems the occasional Greek can also partake. 18th-century England is indeed the setting for The Favourite, but the presiding spirit is …

It appears to be an open secret at the Oscars, judging by the anonymous interviews that get published every year, that not all voters actually watch all the nominated movies. …

Any number of self-righteous people, from Spike “ref made a bad call” Lee to the edgier type of film critic, are treating Green Book’s Best Picture Oscar win with a …

It’s a good week for films which we have no business reviewing, as an English-language paper; still, language isn’t everything. Non-Greek-speaking kids will obviously struggle with The Queen’s Corgi (which …

There’s terrifying, and then there’s just tasteless. It’s a fine line, especially if we’re talking evil-child movies. 46 years ago, The Exorcist was touted (with some reason) as the scariest …

Lightning strikes twice in Happy Death Day 2U, a freewheeling sequel that’s mad fun – if perhaps a bit too scattershot – from beginning to end. The original (from 2017) …

The eyes have it. Alita (Rosa Salazar, with some CGI enhancement) has remarkably large brown eyes, giving her the air of an earnest child. She falls in love like a …

It’s exactly five years – 1825 days – since the release of The Lego Movie in February 2014, and it wouldn’t surprise me to learn that Phil Lord and Christopher …

Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in! It’s your own fault, Liam Neeson, you swore you wouldn’t play any more action heroes yet here you …