Luke Buckmaster

Ridley Scott’s glum historical epic won’t go down in history like Gladiator—or even 1927’s superior Bonaparte biopic.

Both murderous movies have their merits; only time will tell if Fincher’s film becomes as well-remembered as Besson’s.

Rachel Zegler dances to her own beat as another, earlier rebellious tribute from District 12.

Some elements of Alice Englert’s debut film seem intended to be satirical. It’s hard to feel like you’re in on the joke.

From space operas to mob dramas and superhero spectacle: here are Hollywood’s greatest 21st century blockbusters.

One can’t help but wonder: what’s the donkey thinking? How is it rationalizing our human behaviour?

This non-linear Mexican thriller doesn’t exactly spell “Netflix and Chill”; it’s bleak to the point of misanthropy.

Weirdly incongruous subplots and cheesy moments hinder this miniseries set in Nazi-occupied France.

Innovative VR tech breathes new life into a game-changing 90s project: seriously promising stuff.

The 75-year-old documentarian never misses, always proving that reality is stranger than fiction.

Our man dons a Hawaiian shirt to blaze through a conventional script and dull supporting characters.

Ravens! Black cats! Blood! Netflix’s feast of Edgar Allan Poe-isms is sure to delight horror enthusiasts.

This twisty whodunnit is a rock-solid genre piece, full of impressive performances and creepy atmosphere.

Legendarily strange, problematic and overblown, Waterworld is one of the craziest 90s blockbusters.

Jameela Jamil’s godlike character is too much, too often. She might also be the only reason to watch this rom-com.

Blow me down! Here are some swashbuckling pirate flicks, full of roaring seas and hairy men.

Mark Duplass has no chance of making us believe he’s the Republican President, in this uninteresting sci-fi dramedy.