Tim Robey

Spa Weekend is being trailed as a potential successor to Bridesmaids , but this female-led farce from the writers of The Hangover and Bad Moms is one of the flimsiest excuses for a film I've ever seen.

After a troubled journey to the screen, Coyote vs Acme proves there’s still life in the old Warner Bros cartoon universe

The disgraced star is making a carefully orchestrated return to Hollywood blockbusters. Captain Jack Sparrow is tipped for a revival.

Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars asks one thing especially of its audience: you’ll need to enjoy watching a mournful Jacob Elordi fly around Colorado in a Cessna plane – because he’s up there an awful lot...

Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars asks one thing especially of its audience: you'll need to enjoy watching a mournful Jacob Elordi fly around Colorado in a Cessna plane – because he's up there an awful lot.

Some premises for a romantic comedy can get straight in the bin. One Night Only needs double-bagging while we hold our noses, which is a pity, because

How did it cost Netflix $50m to make The Whisper Man – a lurid serial killer film that is bog-standard in every regard?

The Death of Robin Hood manages to be gruelling on multiple levels. Hugh Jackman spends the first, unpleasantly gory half-hour murdering a bunch of

Practical Magic 2 is the most blatant fan service in years: a blandly watchable but stubbornly inessential sequel to a forgettable 1998 romp, which starred Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as witchy sisters.

Action comedies have carte blanche to be stupid and Runner is certainly that. While the plot of this bit of nonsense prompts guffaws, the over-the-top violence quickly becomes numbing.