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Call the Midwife series 5 finale recap: births, weddings and a heart-wrenching death
Life review: "Cat-and-mouse action with simple, squelchy thrills"
The Lost City of Z review: "a sedate trek through the Amazonian jungle"
quoteCall the Midwife series 5 episode 7 recap: the contraceptive pill arrives in Poplar
Kong: Skull Island review "exciting, frightening and thrill-packed"
Viceroy's House review: "a poignant tribute to the millions uprooted or killed during the largest mass migration in history"
Logan review: "Hugh Jackman’s ferocious farewell to his career-defining role is visceral, genuinely moving drama"
The Great Wall review: "Even Matt Damon looks hopelessly out of place in this big, stony hunk of nothing"
Hidden Figures review: "captures all the grit, grace and brilliance of its three female protagonists"
Gold review: "Another iridescent gem of a turn by McConaughey"
T2 Trainspotting review: "a slightly surreal, melancholy comedown off that initial high"
La La Land review: "Cinema to make you swoon"
Live by Night review: "there's rarely a dull moment"
Jackie review: "a towering performance from star Natalie Portman"
A Monster Calls review: "thunder-cracking, storm-lashed mayhem, but the emotional core remains intact"
Assassin’s Creed review: "a thrilling, visually nightmarish Dan Brown-style conspiracy tale where Mortal Kombat meets Raiders of the Lost Ark"
Passengers review: "a classic tale of boy meets girl – if boy was a stalker and girl had Stockholm syndrome"
Silence review: "Scorsese's epic proves devastating and overwhelming"
Rogue One: a Star Wars Story review - "The force is truly strong with this one"
Snowden review: "Joseph Gordon-Levitt gives a powerful performance"
The Birth of a Nation review: "powerful and unrelenting"
Sully review: "How could it not be an awards contender?"
A United Kingdom review: "It seems glib to say it, but the film is too neatly black and white"
Allied review: "a production with plenty of class and the seductive appeal of Hollywood's Golden Age"
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them review: "a spellbinding, monsterific marathon"
Arrival review: "Impressive, thoughtful and cerebral"
ReviewBenedict Cumberbatch redefines the Marvel universe as Doctor Strange
Inferno review "a Frankenstein’s monster of a movie that's dead on its feet"
The Girl on the Train review: "Emily Blunt strikes a deft balance between porcelain fragility and eerie menace"
The Magnificent Seven review "there's plenty of action, but it can't challenge the 60s classic"
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