Film Critic Sam Zucca is warmed by light-hearted adventure A Dog's Way Home, following a young pit-bull's travels to get back to her family

The final How To Train Your Dragon adventure dazzles Film Critic Alisha Shah, and neatly caps off this daring DreamWorks trilogy

Film Critic Sam Denyer reacts to the Academy's announcement of their selections -- including surprises Black Panther, Bohemian Rhapsody and Roma

Film Critic Alex Green looks back on Netflix's highs and lows of 2018, and comments on what they can do to better, ahead of 2019

Film Editor Todd Waugh Ambridge finds Adam McKay strikes oil with latest political satire, starring Christian Bale as the titular Vice President Dick Cheney

Film Critic Alex Green is semi-impressed by the attention-seeking Beautiful Boy, starring Steve Carrell, and Timothée Chalamet

Film Critic Matt Taylor examines Dan Gilroy's latest film, a Netlix Original - Velvet Buzzsaw, part commentary of the art stratosphere, part horror flick

Film Critic Matt Taylor is baffled, to say the least, by Mads Mikkelsen's latest stint in Polar, a Netflix film that leaves a lot to be desired

Film Critic Alex Green interviews film-maker Richard Billingham on his series of biopic films, and his BAFTA nomination for Ray and Liz

Film Critic Sam Denyer is in love with Kathryn Hahn in Private Life, which delves into the intimacies and struggles of family life

Film Critic Tom Smith-Wrinch is nothing but dissapointed in this rehash of a Christmas classic, despite its star-stunned cast

Film Editor Lucy McCann marvels at Neil Armstrong biopic First Man, a giant leap for Ryan Gosling's career