Wendy Ide

Michael Angelo Covino’s curiously dated rom-non-monogamy-com lacks the crucial ingredient: chemistry

Robert Pattinson and Zendaya excel as a perfect couple torn apart by a pre-wedding game of truth in Kristoffer Borgli’s divisive, taboo-shattering film

The Observer’s chief film critic contemplates the impact of an era-defining generation of talent

Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway return as fashion foes after 20 years - but the sequel to the timeless, razor-sharp original feels like a cheap knock-off

Kyle Balda’s aggressively whimsical murder mystery is Babe meets Knives Out, with an all-star cast let down by slapdash writing

Carla Simón’s fictionalised account of the free but doomed life of her parents is her most ambitious and most emotionally exposed film to date

This terrific two-hander starring Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel is a meaty study of character and the creative process

Ben Wheatley and Bob Odenkirk join forces on this gory, wildly excessive shoot-’em-up set in a cosy Minnesota community

Excessive screen time leads to an existential crisis in the fifth Toy Story film – not only for Woody and co but for childhood itself

The Oscar-winning Oppenheimer director has created a monumental piece of cinema whose richly rewarding storytelling is worthy of Homer