Review

Patrick Brammall in Last Seen. He wears a khaki jacket and stands in a forest and right next to a dilapidated car.

Jack SealeLast Seen review: This Apple TV drama is one of the best crime thrillers of the year ★★★★★

Brendan Fraser as General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Andrew Scott as Captain James Stagg and Kerry Condon as Captain Kay Summersby in Pressure. Scott is wearing a blue shirt and tie and speaking on the phone, with the others stood behind him.

Terry StauntonPressure review: Andrew Scott brings remarkable nuance and depth to this tense WW2 drama ★★★★☆

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman in Practical Magic 2

Emma SimmondsPractical Magic 2 review: Witchy sequel is far from perfect – but the women make it work ★★★☆☆

Elon Musk with his arms raised in front of a crowd and a large USA flag.

James MottramMusk review: This absorbing four-hour documentary is far from a hatchet job ★★★★☆

Jack Lowden and Sir Gary Oldman as River Cartwright and Jackson Lamb in Slow Horses, standing next to each other and looking directly into the camera.

David BrownSlow Horses season 6 review: Another high-wire act of laughs and thrills - despite the occasional misstep ★★★★☆

Cast of Possible Love grassy and wet land.

James MottramPossible Love review: Lee Chang-dong drama is rich and utterly absorbing ★★★★★

James MottramOasis: Don't Look Back in Anger review – Liam and Noel give the fans what they want ★★★☆☆

Robert Pattinson in Primetime

James MottramPrimetime review: Robert Pattinson is excellent in twisted but superficial thriller ★★★☆☆

LEGO Charizard and Jolteon against a white background in an official promo image.

Rob LeaneLEGO Smart Play Pokémon review: A huge step in the right direction ★★★★☆

James Engelsman, Thomas Holland and Francis Bourgeois in The Grand Tour, stood next to each other and leaning on a car.

Jack SealeThe Grand Tour season 7 review: Our verdict on the trio of new hosts in the Prime Video hit ★★★★☆

Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich in Wild Horse Nine

James MottramWild Horse Nine review: John Malkovich is Oscar-worthy in this untameable beast of a movie ★★★★☆

Rooney Mara and Kate Mara in Bucking Fastard

James MottramBucking Fastard review: This fairytale-esque drama feels like the Herzog of old ★★★★☆

Theo James in The Gentlemen, wearing a brown jacket, red waistcoat and blue shirt and tie, sat at a dinner table and looking at the camera.

Jack SealeThe Gentlemen season 2 review: Has Guy Ritchie's drama gone stale? ★★★☆☆

Jack O'Connell and Guy Pearce in Ink. They are walking together looking down, and O'Connell is holding his hand up as a camera flash goes off.

James MottramInk review: Danny Boyle's energetic look at the birth of The Sun is an unapologetic, unfiltered ride ★★★★☆

Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss on stage with a projected screen of their faces

Joanna MagillElectra/Persona review: A masterclass in stage acting from Cate Blanchett and Nina Hoss ★★★☆☆

Kenneth Branagh and Ryan Reynolds in Mayday

Patrick CremonaMayday review: Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh's Cold War buddy comedy is breezy fun ★★★☆☆

Gal Gadot as Maia Marten in The Runner - she stands on the tube wearing a blue running outfit and has a gash just above her eye.

Matt GlasbyThe Runner review: This frequently silly action film is undone by an ending that feels like a cheat ★★☆☆☆

Key art for Onimusha: Way of the Sword.

Alex RaisbeckOnimusha: Way of the Sword review – The best combat we've seen since Sekiro ★★★★★

Greta Lee and Willem Dafoe in Late Fame. Wearing a feathered black hat, Lee's character talks to Fafoe's, who is dressed in black winter garb.

Tom DawsonLate Fame review: Willem Dafoe is outstanding in this observant character study ★★★★☆

Hugh Jackman as Robin Hood in The Death Of Robin Hood

Terry StauntonThe Death of Robin Hood review: Not a merry man in sight in this sombre take on the iconic outlaw ★★★☆☆

Key art for The Blood of Dawnwalker, showing Coen against an orange background.

Ben RaynerThe Blood of Dawnwalker review: A fang-tastic dark fantasy to sink your teeth into ★★★★★

An image from the film Leviticus - a blonde-haired young man wearing a black suit puts his hand on the cheek of another young man.

Josh WinningLeviticus review: A stark if somewhat shallow supernatural horror about "conversion therapy" ★★★☆☆

A man and two women stand as a group on set of a film talking to each other. They are outside in the woods.

Huw FullertonCall My Agent! The Movie review: French comedy drama makes a triumphant return ★★★★☆

Robert De Niro as Peter Willis, Adam Scott as Tom Kennedy and Michelle Monaghan as Amanda Beck in The Whisper Man

Calum BakerThe Whisper Man review: Nothing quite works in this indifferent Netflix thriller ★★☆☆☆

Jason (Joel Edgerton) and Daniela (Jennifer Connelly) in the foreground, looking alarmed, with dozens of alternate universe Jasons behind them

Louise GriffinDark Matter season 2 review: The spark has gone in this misguided return ★★☆☆☆

Jacob Elordi and Margaret Qualley in The Dog Stars

Jeremy AspinallThe Dog Stars review: Ridley's Scott's post-apocalyptic tale is thoughtful rather than spectacular ★★★☆☆

A woman hugs another woman on the sofa, they both look sad and contemplative in the film Bitter Christmas.

James MottramBitter Christmas review: Pedro Almodóvar’s most introspective film yet is a rich experience ★★★★☆

Charli xcx and Cooper Hoffman in I Want Your Sex

Amber Wilkinson I Want Your Sex review: One too many climaxes – but no shortage of laughs ★★★☆☆

Hannah Einbender and Gillian Anderson in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

Patrick CremonaTeenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma review: Jane Schoenbrun crafts another instant cult classic ★★★★★

Isla Fisher, Leslie Mann, Michelle Buteau and Anna Faris in Spa Weekend

Emma SimmondsSpa Weekend review: This women-gone-wild comedy is a trip you shouldn’t bother taking ★★☆☆☆

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