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Explores independence, romance and family drama in a well directed package.

A nice romantic tale that pulls on the heartstrings with just the right touch of sci-fi.

A satisfyingly bloody and brutal return to what made the Saw franchise so unique, with enough fresh and exciting traps to go around.

Not the best entry of the 80s throwback series, but still manages to squeeze enough action for a decent time.

An absolute blast, not just as a raunchy comedy but as pure entertainment, where everyone is a caricature and everything’s absurd.

Branagh’s immaculately mustached detective is back in this supernatural take on the classic who-dun-it murder mystery.

Helen Mirren’s performance takes center stage in this well-crafted, but solemn biopic centered on the former Israeli Prime Minister.

Nolan succeeds in bringing perspective to life, adding form and voice to the emotional failures and successes of a deeply tormented man plagued by duality.

Comes off mostly dead in the water, but has just enough bite to keep you entertained.

Nolan’s biopic deals with paradoxical truths of a complicated man while showcasing the undeniable, if flawed, genius of the filmmaker.