REVIEWS

Emotional vocal performances and a sublime balance of mature themes and childlike wonder make Pinocchio one of 2022's best animated features

Ritchie and Statham reunite fivefold in Operation Fortune, an enjoyable though ultimately flawed popcorn flick.

The Way of Water is visually avant-garde, but a superfluous runtime dampens any hope for what could have been a well-told familial affair.

In a more than pleasant surprise, Puss in Boots delves into the anxiety of mortality to produce the best Shrek movie in nearly 20 years.

Wednesday is one of Netflix's most charming and loveable experiences, managing to be spooky without being overly-ooky.

The Banshees of Inisherin is a deep-rooted tragicomedy, a career-best performance by Colin Farrell, and the best film of 2022.

Glass Onion may be slightly transparent, but its cast shine life and absurdity on the extravagance of the rich and famous.

The Fabelmans is one of Spielberg's best; a love letter to cinema that will bring a smile of unfeigned delight to the most apathetic viewer.

A stunning performance by Naomi Ackie is sadly overshadowed by a movie that feels like a checklist of events rather than a cohesive story.