Margot Robbie is perfect as the flawless doll who becomes sentient and starts to have an existential crisis. That sounds serious, and it is in one sense, but this movie is zanily funny from start to finish.
The Canadian comedy The End of Sex starts with an awkward truth: that a couple’s sex life can start out hot and, over time, turn cold.
The impossible stunts are dazzling but it’s the endless appeal of an old-fashioned movie star in Tom Cruise that is the highlight of Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1.
The Succession actress delivers a strong performance in Run Rabbit Run. But it’s nine-year-old Lily LaTorre who is the standout.
This new novel features a woman who works in a converted office space in Kings Cross where people go to cry.
Harrison Ford is such a pleasure to watch. Indy’s roguish charm, crooked smile and dry sense of humour have nothing to do with his digital de-ageing.
The star acts with more than his trigger finger but there are a few reasons why Netflix’s Extraction 2 is still a disappointing movie.
Animated Spider-Man sequel is worth the price of admission in this four-star movie.
The Boogeyman is based on the horror master’s 1973 short story and the opening scene is terrifying.
I always told myself there were two stories about Martin Amis — the cleanest prose writer in the English language — that I would not tell until after his death. This week, I realised there is another.
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