By Ella Kemp
Piglet, Pooh and Tigger too are brought back to life in this big-hearted Disney live-action animation.
They’ve decided to bring the band back together. They really shouldn’t have bothered.
By Elena Lazic
Ewan McGregor shoots for the moon with his director debut, an adaptation of one of Philip Roth's best novels.
This Brit spy thriller starring Ewan McGregor and Naomie Harris is a solid calling card for director Susanna White.
Don Cheadle’s passionate tribute to the late jazz icon fails to hit all the right beats.
Natalie Portman has her finger firmly off the trigger in this calamitous faux feminist western.
Despite a stand-out performance from an old pro, Beginners keeps the audience at a distance.
The fact it’s based on a true story is the only convincing thing about Glenn Ficarra and John Requa’s directorial debut.
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