Film Critic Cerys Gordon praises The Suicide Squad, a witty and enjoyable film that improves on the first entry to the franchise

Amazon Prime's adaptation of classic fairytale Cinderella fails to deliver the promised feminist retelling, resulting in a shallow and tedious story, writes Film Editor Emily Wallace

Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer reviews action-comedy Free Guy, praising its original writing and compelling story

Comment Editor Ffion Haf takes a look back at Legally Blonde, arguing that it remains an iconic feminist piece 20 years on

TV Editor Sian Allen is impressed with Edgar Wright's passion project documentary, The Sparks Brothers, which blends well with Wright's filmography and the band's mystique

Escape Room: Tournament of Champions provides a unique spin on the thriller genre but lacks depth and development, writes Comment Editor Colette Fountain

Food & Drink Editor Chloe Hyde finds that M. Night Shyamalan's Old disappoints in terms of plot and characters, despite its intriguing premise

Film Critic Annabel Smith praises Black Widow, arguing that Marvel's latest instalment is a shining example of female-centred action films.

Print and Features Editor Kitty Grant finds Bo Burnham's latest comedy special, Inside, a deeply personal look into mental health during the coronavirus pandemic

Pixar's latest film Luca is a sweet summertime story of adventure, self-acceptance, and sea monsters, writes TV Editor Sian Allen

Life & Style Editor Julia Lee reviews Christopher Landon's latest comedy-horror Freaky, a modern and entertaining take on the classic body-swap story

TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor is impressed with Thomas Vinterberg's Another Round, praising its raw and refreshing portrayal of human life