Amos Why sets the apocalypse aside for the COVID rom-com Far Far Away.

Vietnamese Horror Story is more curiosity than creepshow, no matter what đ53 billion says.

If rom-coms only interest you if they’re a little off, then I’m Your Man’s for you.

Septet is Johnnie To’s labour of love letter to Hong Kong, but some of the notes are nasty.

Manic. Exhausting. Predictable. Expect a third Sonic the Hedgehog in 2024.

Well. It’s a movie.

Bow down to the master. Park Chan-wook is simply at the top of his game.

Ballad of a White Cow is bleak, angry, infuriating and capped by a tiny victory.

For a LNY comedy, Chilli Laugh Story is awfully serious – but not too serious.

Do you have a mother? Then Petite Maman is for you.

Thor: Love and Thunder is Thor: Ragnarok on speed, and you will crash afterwards.

Prior Convictions makes the jump to cinemas but maybe should have stayed on TV.

Chris Pine and Ben Foster reunite for a military drama with lots on its mind but no stomach to voice it.

The Minions are back in a critic-proof outing, and why am I bothering?

Baz Luhrmann + Elvis Presley = OTT nuttiness. A match made in glittery, rhinstoney heaven.

Hirokazu Kore-eda follows his career highlight with the complementing Broker – and proves IU can act.

Uncharted attempts to go where no video game movie has gone before: the “good” column.

Sinister director Scott Derrickson reunites with his favourite leading man for some kid-on-kid violence.

Lightyear keeps the Toy Story franchise alive, thanks mostly to that must-have robot cat.

A Murder Erased has to be seen to be believed.