It’s a pity that ‘Stan & Ollie’ ends up being as lacklustre as it is. The story has potential, the performances are terrific and the subject manner is fascinating.

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If you’re looking for a terrific female protagonist, a fascinating sci-fi setting, slick visual style, and a sense of fun and action, 'Alita: Battle Angel' may be up your alley.

Barry Jenkins had a lot to live up to after ‘Moonlight’. Yet this film refuses to stand in comparison, rather in compliment. It's deeply beautiful, a work of extraordinary poetry and truthfulness.

Kaleidoscopic, joyous, carefree, heartfelt, hilarious, bizarre and intoxicating, if you only have time to watch a single animated movie, seek this one out.

A beautifully shot and emotionally gripping slow burn that manages to say so much about human survival, despite hardly featuring any spoken words.

Almost every single scene is filmed in a way that feels fresh, with shockingly gorgeous cinematography, mind-bending editing, and sound design.

It captures the battle of a young woman trying desperately to retain her own humanity in the face of nearly overwhelming psychological pressure.

Penélope Cruz steals the show as a terrified mother, but Javier Bardem and the rest of the cast aren't far behind.

It's a masterpiece of beauty and wonder, danger and excitement, humour and heart, but foremost it is a complete work of art, and even after sixty years, there hasn’t been anything like it.