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Why a 4K disc can beat 4K streaming: the bitrate gap, explained
A 4K disc can beat a 4K stream because it is allowed far more data per second, and that data is what keeps film grain, dark scenes and…
(3 props)
4′min read
Finding Emily
A warm, sincere Manchester romcom with a charming pair of leads, and a premise that splits critics: a student quietly turns a lovesick…
3out of 5
The Disciple: A Wu-Tang Fable
A strange true story, told by its most devoted participant. The Disciple is at its best on the single-copy Wu-Tang album and the fan who…
3.5out of 5
Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger
A warm, fan-first reunion film with unusually open rehearsal-room scenes and a crowd that makes the songs feel big. Critics split on…
3.5out of 5
Paralyzed by Hope: The Maria Bamford Story
Judd Apatow and Neil Berkeley's portrait of Maria Bamford is a funny, honest and fairly conventional life story, and critics agree it works…
3.5out of 5
Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald
Judd Apatow's Norm Macdonald documentary is built from archive clips and the comic's own voice, and critics split sharply: some call it a…
3out of 5
The Invite
Olivia Wilde's one-apartment dinner comedy is a sharp, well-acted farce that most critics love and a few find loses its nerve when it turns…
4out of 5
Sacrifice
Romain Gavras's volcano-sacrifice satire is loud, glossy and strangely aimless: critics enjoy Anya Taylor-Joy and the look, but find the…
2out of 5
The Death of Robin Hood
Michael Sarnoski's The Death of Robin Hood gives Hugh Jackman a bleak, brutal, slow-burning outlaw in exile. Critics admire the ambition…
3out of 5
Street Fighter
Street Fighter is a loud, good-looking, badly organised adaptation. Critics split sharply: the 2D animated flashbacks and a few fights get…
2.5out of 5
Tenzing
A handsome, sincere and rather conventional Everest biopic that finally puts Tenzing Norgay at the centre of his own story. Critics praise…
3.5out of 5
Love of Your Life
A romcom meet-cute that turns into a study of love and grief, carried by a superb Margaret Qualley. Critics split on the second half: some…
3.5out of 5