It's a rare pleasure to watch a film like Regina King's 'One Night in Miami' that is willing to leave big questions about four larger-than-life men up in the air instead of trying to answer them.
It isn't so much a movie as it is a play with a few more options; a showcase for actors rather than a cinematic experience. But the play it adapts is very good, with messages that are still relevant.
The film warns us that the human brain is the ultimate horror movie director. It's one thing to be tormented. It's another thing to face the grim reality that you're tormenting yourself.
It absolutely has its flaws - but it's also an instant cult movie, and a must-see for the sheer fun of it.
It's a tremendously sad movie, but it also avoids being a miserablist wallow. You really have to watch it to admire the raw artistry on display.
It's a beautiful film that's a showcase of talent in front of and behind the camera. Find the biggest screen in your house and be in awe of all the beauty 'Malcolm & Marie' has to offer.
Briskly paced and littered with jagged, realistic edges though it is, this disaster flick ultimately imagines a very sentimental planetary extinction.
With its multi-layered metaphysical storytelling and rich animation, this is the kind of animated film that culturally literate adults can watch without needing a pint-sized companion as pretext.
This was a chance to reinvent an old and potentially interesting DC Comics hero, but Warner Bros. seems adverse to taking chances on movies with other characters in them besides Batman.
Sia clearly has an artist's eye but not a storyteller's pen. Full of uninspired tropes and grossly predictable, it offers nothing new to cinema-goers, and even less for Sia and Maddie Ziegler fans.
In 2006, an unassuming TV movie called 'High School Musical' became a cultural phenomenon. 15 years on, Chris reveals why he owes his life to it.
It implores you to find beauty and gratitude in your circumstances. There is no doubt that is by far the best film Pixar has released in years - possibly even this decade.
Stuck on what to watch this holiday season? We at SWITCH have broken down the best Christmas films to bring that much-need holiday joy.
Many films tackle mortality, longing, and death, but so few have tackled those themes as wholeheartedly (and blended them so surreally) as Mariusz Wilczyński.
In honour of one of the greatest wing-spreaders on and off the screen, Jess has compiled a list of some of the best career shakers going around.