REVIEWS

House of Gucci is all style and no substance, only being saved by the swanky performances delivered by Lady Gaga and Al Pacino.

The ham-fisted references may feel self-congratulatory, but No Way Home earns it all through a well-paced mixture of humour and heartache.

The Lost Daughter grasps the importance of character development, but fails to understand the meaning of "superfluousness"

McKay's satirical doomsday comedy, despite feeling disjointed, achieves greatness through simplicity by being unafraid to speak its mind.

A rising star and magical sceneries are enough to warrant putting A Boy Called Christmas on your list this festive season.

Daniel Craig has No Time To Die - or try - in, ironically, his best performance as 007 in a fitting send-off for the 15-year secret agent.

Encanto delves into familial expectations in a vibrant Disney musical that consciously resonates with children and parents alike.

Post Covid ages our favourite fourth graders in an eerily-funny special that satirises the future and pandemic fatigue.

Red Notice's star-studded cast shine a light on the film's most apparent issues: repetitivity and being generic.