Rupert Everett hams it up in this uneven biopic about the final years of Oscar Wilde.
Colin Firth heads for the open ocean in this mysterious drama from British writer/director James Marsh.
Matthew Vaughn’s disastrous spy spoofing sequel is the film Brexit Britain (probably) deserves.
Renée Zellweger is back to her breezy, lovable best in this triumphant second sequel.
Matthew Vaughn grabs the traditional spy movie by its tailored shirt and gives it a good slap.
Woody Allen effortlessly does Woody Allen in a lightweight, none-too-hilarious period comedy.
Not just one of the most entertaining British films in years, but one of the most intriguing, too.
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