REVIEWS

The Suicide Squad's cleverly-written characters and eye-catching visuals represents everything the original should've been (and more).

No Sudden Move's jocular script carries the dead weight of its inconsistent narrative to create a movie that harkens back to a bygone era.

Fast 9 doesn't diverge from the series' high-octane action, remaining in the fastlane for a blockbuster you shouldn't take too seriously.

A New Legacy doesn't know whether it's a movie for children or adults, resulting in a mediocre sequel to Michael Jordan's cult classic.

The Tomorrow War is a shameless rehash of every other sci-fi film, relying on Chris Pratt's lacklustre performance to keep moving forward.

Black Widow is at its best when it focuses on sisterhood, but these familial moments are overshadowed monotonous action and low stakes.

Patrick Hughes' latest knows exactly that it's a dumb, dark comedy that nails its target thanks to excellent chemistry from its leading trio

Bo Burnham's Inside serves as a honest, humorous time capsule of social isolation that is as whimsical as it is heart-breaking.

Spiral may not be the worst Saw film, but it comes dangerously close due to an uninspired script and a miscast Chris Rock.