A review of 2021's Dune, starring Timothee Chalamet & Rebecca Ferguson, directed by Denis Villeneuve and, hopefully, watched by everyone.

The Suicide Squad, written and directed by James Gunn, released yesterday on 30th July. Any Good? gives it a review.

Godzilla vs Kong does exactly what it says on the tin. It pits two of cinema's fiercest monsters against eachother but does nothing else.

Here are what might just be the 5 best movies and shows releasing in April and why you should watch them before cinemas reopen.

Seaspiracy is an eye-opening account of vast numbers of conspiracies at play within overfishing and fish farming throughout the world.

here's 5 great movie recommendations about or featuring some great movie mothers that you can feel free to watch with yours!

Raya and the Last Dragon is, quite simply, yet another gleaming new world that Disney thrusts you into. It's just overpriced right now.

Here's every 2021 BAFTA nomination and my guess at who's taking them home.

With only two episodes to get stuck into, David Attenborough triumphantly returns to present us with Life In Colour.

'STAR' is what Disney+ have coined their deep dive into the real competition of internet streaming. But what should you watch first?

Rosamund Pike is Marla Grayson, a court-appointed legal guardian who defrauds her older clients and traps them under her care.

Here are 5 romantic movies that you need to watch at some point in your life so why not do it snuggled on your sofa/bed this February 14th?

Netflix's post-American civil war movie gracefully guides us across the savage and unrelenting plains of Texas.

Malcolm & Marie is a great technical achievement that offers no more than long arguments disguised as complaints about the film industry.

The Golden Globes have officially kicked off 2021's awards season. From film to TV, the Golden Globes give us the best of the bunch.

Set during Suffolk’s celebrated Sutton Hoo excavation in 1939, The Dig is an absorbing tale surrounding various forms of unfeigned love.

Twist has a few of the ingredients for greatness, wasted on something far more inferior to any of its influences.

Back Season 2 sees the unrelentingly deadpan David Mitchell and Robert Webb teaming up yet again for a second series of 2017's Back.

Let's pretend that 2021 has come and gone. I'm taking a stab at what might just be the best of the bunch.