Jeff Nichols’ latest might be the coolest film of the year, but its the substance beneath it that really makes it worthwhile

Although its existence doesn’t feel entirely necessary, there is enough good intention in this sequel to make it worth the price of entry.

Glenn Powell and Adria Arjona ensure there is enough sizzle to keep this odd romcom engaging.

Matthew Vaughn and Jason Fuchs’ appallingly bad spy yarn offers a sneak peek of the worst-case scenario for cinema’s future.

George Miller returns to the Wasteland for a prequel that thankfully warrants its existence.

John Krasinski’s latest feature is a well-meaning but uninspiring affair.

Rose Glass’ blood-soaked romance is one of the year’s most impressive films.

Ryan Gosling reaffirms his status as one of Hollywood’s most dependable leading men in this empty-headed but big-hearted comedy.

Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine fail to make this misguided rom-com sparkle.

Luca Guadagnino’s latest slice of flagrant eroticism will polarise viewers but is an undeniably chic, debate-worthy affair.

Alex Garland’s imperfect dystopian thriller imagines an America that has been ravaged by internal conflict.

Marisa Abela excels in this otherwise perfunctory Amy Winehouse biopic.

Billie Piper and Rufus Sewell elevate this whimsical recreation of Prince Andrew’s infamous Newsnight interview.

Dev Patel’s audacious directorial debut is a revenge thriller for the ages.

Matt Winn’s social satire fails to make the most of the talent at its disposal.

This money-spinning concert film underlines Taylor Swift’s credentials as one of the most unique artists of her generation.

Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain fail to elevate this familiar psychological thriller.

This Sydney Sweeney star vehicle effectively showcases its star’s range, but is an otherwise predictable slice of horror schlock.

David Dastmalchian takes centre stage in the Cairnes brothers’ suspenseful found-footage horror.

Ethan Cohen and Tricia Cooke’s lesbian road trip comedy is neither as entertaining or sexually liberated as it thinks it is.