Javier Bardem gets to flex his funny as, yes, a bad boss.

Like making fun of artsy types? Then Official Competition is for you.

Command-D: Sing 2 is a carbon copy of Sing and that’s fine for the kids.

J.Lo to the rescue, again, of a pretty lazy rom-com.

Hey! A Batman reboot that’s not a waste of time.

The Secrets of Dumbledore is not fantastic.

If David Cronenberg is too tame for you, try Titane.

It’s a disaster alright.

Steven Spielberg shows off how remakes should be done.

Louis Koo weathers another Storm.

The King’s Man is late to the dance, but not all bad.

Pablo Larraín transplants Jackie to Sandringham.

Making meta jokes doesn’t forgive ‘The Matrix: Resurrections’ its laziness.

And here you thought The Rise of Skywalker was the last word in fan service.

Daniel Craig returns for what is most definitely his last turn as 007.

If only the whole film had been as deliriously goofy as Jared Leto’s performance.

Who knew Ridley Scott could not put his foot in mouth about a sensitive subject?

Late pop superstar and actor Anita Mui gets the biopic treatment.

Third time lucky? Ann Hui adapts Eileen Chang again with ‘Love After Love’.

Wes Anderson non-stans be warned: This is some super-Anderson.