The Substance
An unapologetically distasteful look at the price of youth, vanity, and identity, that asks how far you would go for adoration.
The Jimmy Fallon Show Experience
Peeking behind the curtains of a late-night talk show.
The Teachers’ Lounge
Here’s a movie that’ll make you never want to go into education.
There’s Still Tomorrow — the Italian film everyone should watch in 2025
Paola Cortellesi's directorial debut is a powerful reminder of how recently women won basic rights
Civil War — A brutal film that misses its own point
In his closing act, Garland gives the age-old war photographer’s dilemma a brand-new coat of paint.
Dune: Part Two proves cinema isn't dead yet
Redefining the big screen with Dune: Part Two’s monumental blockbuster success
Challengers
A love triangle of Venusians meets a racquet sport in one of the biggest releases this season.
Doctor Who is back!
The Time Lord and his Tardis are once again gracing our TV screens, but is the 60th anniversary the start of a new Golden Era?
Poor Things
Yorgos Lanthimos’s Poor Things offers a bizarre reimagining of the classical Frankenstein tale, which you wouldn’t know if you haven’t watched the trailer or read any other promo material. When we first meet Bella, her speech, walk, and actions are confusing. Just like the professor’s assistant,
The Book of Clarence
"I’d never overthrow Rome – my good friend is Roman."
Killers of the Flower Moon
A star-studded cast, a legendary director, and a story so intricate it takes three and a half hours to tell. Martin Scorsese’s new film, Killers of the Flower Moon, promises a lot, and it absolutely delivers. The film is based on the eponymous book which tells the true story