Before Next Spring is a drama about displacement without much drama.

If it’s dinosaurs it must be summer.

Thief or not, Asghar Farhadi’s latest is classic Farhadi social skewering.

The Bad Guys is way better than Universal would have you believe it is.

Ma Dong-seok returns to crime city in the far funnier sequel to The Outlaws.

Morbius is almost bad enough to be good-bad. Almost.

Tom Cruise’s legacy film and role finally gets a release, and yeah, see it in IMAX.

Drive goes South Korean as Park Dae-min proves women can drive just fine, dammit!

Pedro Almodóvar reunites with muse Penélope Cruz and – surprise – fabulousness occurs.

You know him, you love him, you hate him. Michael Bay returns as only Michael Bay can: Loudly.

Joachim Trier’s leading lady is only a little awful, but really recognisble.

Ryan Tu leaves Light the Night to try an earlier meal in high school rom-com My Best Friend’s Breakfast.

Doctor Strange returns in one of the MCU’s biggest IP flexes yet.

Michelle Yeoh gets into more time-space nuttiness than she ever did in Star Trek.

Javier Bardem gets to flex his funny as, yes, a bad boss.

Like making fun of artsy types? Then Official Competition is for you.

Command-D: Sing 2 is a carbon copy of Sing and that’s fine for the kids.

J.Lo to the rescue, again, of a pretty lazy rom-com.

Hey! A Batman reboot that’s not a waste of time.

The Secrets of Dumbledore is not fantastic.