‘Mary Queen of Scots’ is the inspiring and bitter story of a queen never fully respected by her country and, consequently, destined to lose everything.
This week’s releases include a sequel that surpasses the original; a failed opportunity; an unlikely cult favourite; a movie with a fresh premise; a high-def, high-intensity film collection; and another version of a true story.
This week’s releases include the second season of a formidable series; a holiday horror anthology; a racy comedy; an unfeasible operation; and a sci-fi terror tale.
‘Suspiria’ is a reimagining rather than a remake of its predecessor of the same name, which is accurate but may have been more effective at a shorter runtime.
This week’s releases include an innovative style of filmmaking; a prequel that surpasses its predecessor; a couple of bold auteur statements; a heavy metal journey; an animated, romantic sci-fi; and a compelling true story.
‘Green Book’ is a feel-good picture that delivers wholehearted laughs as two men find their differences are what make them better companions for each other.
This week’s releases include a couple of classic horror movies; an unexpected personal revelation; a complex period drama that earns its lengthiness; a surprising comedy series; and a worthwhile rom-com.
‘Widows’ is a thrilling movie that gains audience’s support by depicting genuine heroines preparing to take extreme measures to regain control of their lives.
‘Boy Erased’ tells the true and demoralizing story of a young man who submits to familial pressure and agrees to enrol in a conversion therapy program.
‘The Grinch’ delivers an update to Dr. Seuss’ classic tale by embracing the spirit of the original and adding a couple of new elements to freshen it up.
This week’s releases include a horror movie based in reality; a movie that could’ve been politically charged; a rare action anthology; a unique Western; and a comedy that stands up 70 years after its initial release.
This week’s releases include one of Nicolas Cage’s best and most bizarre films; a hilarious female buddy comedy; a film that takes social commentary to the next level; a thrilling cop drama; and an animated movie not afraid to be silly.
This week’s releases include a couple of horror anthologies; a romantic musical; the beginning of a vampire saga; an eccentric teen romance; a mechanical menace; and a haunted house made scarier with time.
The new ‘Halloween’ is a thrilling follow-up to the original film that understands its origins and delivers a near-perfect extension of the 1978 narrative.
This week’s releases include a missing timeline in the MCU; a classic sci-fi picture; two epic series collections; an attempt to discover a celebrity’s true self; and the true story of caustic survivor.
‘Bad Times at the El Royale’ is an inventive narrative that keeps viewers on their toes, while also drawing them to characters with whom they wouldn’t normally want to engage.
This week’s releases include an atypical look at being a teenager; a heartbreaking depiction of oppression; the new action hero on the block; a real-life story of survival; and a couple of resurrections.
‘The Sisters Brothers’ is an offbeat Western that doesn’t force its characters into clearly defined categories of good and bad as the men at the centre of the tale walk that fine line with many missteps.
‘A Star is Born’ is an emotional journey following two evocative singers, played exceptionally by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, who inspire the best in each other, but find having it all still isn’t enough.
This week’s releases include an amazing story of real-life survival; a darkly humorous tale of a man who wants desperately to change; a horrific movie about bullying; and a classic film about monsters and monstrous people.
