Film

28 Years Later: The Bone Temple is exciting and electric, filled with moments of violence that will make you turn your head from the screen.

Greenland 2: Migration is a sequel no one asked for, but one that puts fatherhood and still brings solid action to the table.

People We Meet on Vacation is a great rendition of the romance formula as Poppy and Alex figure out what they mean to each other over many summers.

‘Lupin III: The Movie – Immortal Bloodline’, directed by Takeshi Koike, written by Yûya Takahashi, delivers a new thrilling adventure.

Dead Man’s Wire is a very solid crime thriller built upon strong performances and an opaque sense of justice.

Panji Tengkorak is an Indonesian dark fantasy tale about vengeance and the struggle for power during a desperate conflict.

What starts off promising in Stephen (2025) turns into a bloated, long-winded tale that loses steam long before it gets to its final big twist.

While undeniably messy and scattershot, Anaconda (2025) brims with set pieces that tow a hilarious line between the absurd and relatable.

The Testament of Ann Lee is a complicated text, but it is a passionately beautiful movie that’s dance and song translates everything immaculately.

Song Sung Blue unfolds as an impersonation of all the cliches, tropes, and cloying beats that have defined the music biopic for the last quarter century.