Acclaimed South Korean director Bong Joon-Ho delivers his unique blend of the heart-wrenching, the horrific, and the hilarious

From the director about to bring you one of the biggest movies of all time no less

The penultimate episode of season 3 bounced along nicely but ultimately didn't captivate

A confusing and over-determined plot is barely rescued by first-rate visual effects and Tom Cruise’s classic grin

Roman Polanski’s Based on a True Story is a jauntily told tale about the writing process. It’s adapted by Personal Shopper director Olivier Assayas from a novel by Delphine De Vigan and has the theatrical quality of the late-career Polanski adaptations of Carnage and Venus in Fur. Sadly it’s not as good as either.

This often admirable director has come up with a movie that is empty and vacuous with nothing new to say

Directed by Seth Gordon; starring Dwayne Johnson, Zac Efron, Alexandra Daddario

Johnny Depp's familiar routine can't save the fifth Pirates instalment

Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos; starring Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Alicia Silverstone

Noah Baumbach, 150 mins, starring: Adam Sandler, Dustin Hoffman, Ben Stiller, Candice Bergen, Emma Thompson.

Rooney Mara faces institutional cruelty, Goldie Hawn and Amy Schumer play mother-daughter, Anne Hathaway controls a kaiju, and a new documentary on Indian textile factories 

The film only tells half the story. If there is a sequel, one can only hope that it has a little more grace and noblesse about it

Jimmy exploited Chuck's two weakness: underestimating his brother and being slave to a non-confirmed disease

Ridley Scott's latest chapter proves a grand unifier of the franchise - perfectly melding Alien, Aliens, and Prometheus into one impressive feat of cinematic engineering

A breakout performance from Florence Pugh, Oscar Isaac and Christian Bale’s Armenian genocide drama, the story of a heart transplant, and middle-aged angst on a Greek island

Whereas the first Guardians was a little too flippant and full of in-jokes, the sequel somehow manages to give even the most outlandish comic book characters an interior life

A London-based noir starring Riz Ahmed, Alec Baldwin's Trump-like Boss Baby, Pablo Larrain's follow-up to Jackie, and a female-driven cannibal film

I Am Not Your Negro isn't as pessimistic as its downbeat tone suggests it should be. Baldwin's commentary is intended to provoke, not to induce despair

Stars Jason Segel and Rooney Mara struggle to inject energy into the film's sombre, self-serious script