Is it just me, or are there too many logos at the start of films? By Neil Smith Features A Total Film writer on why movies should get a move on...
Marriage Story review: "Career-best performances from Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson" By Neil Smith Review
Brittany Runs a Marathon review: "Inspirational comedy that’s funny, fresh and feelgood" By Neil Smith Review
Zombieland: Double Tap review: "Belated follow-up struggles to replicate the original’s winning formula" By Neil Smith Review
Good Boys review: "Raucous fun that all comes down to the same, recycled, R-rated punchline" By Neil Smith Review
Men in Black: International review: "The series should probably have been Neuralyzed a couple of movies ago" By Neil Smith Review
Detective Pikachu review: "Celebrates Pokémon's legacy while simultaneously cutting it down to size" By Neil Smith Review
Boy Erased review: "A well-acted but strangely remote slice of Oscar bait" By Neil Smith Movie Review
How to Train your Dragon: The Hidden World review: "Exciting, moving, and fabulous to look at" By Neil Smith Movie Review
If Beale Street Could Talk review: "A superlative slice of ’70s social realism" By Neil Smith Movie Review
Sorry to Bother You review: "A riotous blend of comedy, satire, and sci-fi" By Neil Smith Movie Review
The Hate U Give review: "Rightly being talked about as a potential Oscar contender" By Neil Smith Movie Review
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle review: "This Jumanji makeover's a losing game" By Neil Smith Movie review
Paddington 2 review: "A feel good sequel only marmalade haters could resist" By Neil Smith Movie review
The Lego Ninjago Movie review: "There's no denying the pieces don't quite click together" By Neil Smith Movie review
The Hitman's Bodyguard review: "Give it a miss and rewatch Midnight Run instead" By Neil Smith Movie review
Cars 3 review: "Pixar's least essential franchise gets a polished but disposable threequel" By Neil Smith Movie review
Miss Sloane review: "Chastain stalks the corridors of power with steely aplomb" By Neil Smith Movie review
Mindhorn review: "A rib-tickling homage to the gumshoe shows of yesteryear" By Neil Smith Movie review
Patriots Day review: "A senseless outrage is handled with sensitivity in a stirring film" By Neil Smith Movie review
Fences review: "Denzel Washington and Viola Davis excel in a well-crafted drama" By Neil Smith Movie review
