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With awards season well underway, Terry Lewis reviews Leonardo DiCaprio's latest attempt to win an Oscar with Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Western tale of revenge The Revenant

We review Lenny Abrahamsson's Room; a film that deserves its Oscar buzz, but should come with an emotional warning sticker.

A young man with Tourette's, an OCD sufferer, and an anorexic woman take a road trip in heartfelt indie film The Road Within. Read our full review now.

Johnny Depp stars in the "near perfect" biopic of infamous Boston gangster Whitey Bulger. Read our full review now.

A block of flats is placed under quarantine for an unknown reason in Containment, and the residents aren't happy. Read our review now.

It's the ultimate battle between heroes as Marvel Studios' Avengers explodes with Captain America: Civil War! Terry Lewis finds however that the real fight is between spectacle and plot.

After Olympus, London Has Fallen and taken the franchise down a sadly forgettable road. Read our full review for more.

Adam Sandler makes a case for his entry of the Worst Film Ever of recent times with video gaming alien invasion travesty Pixels. Terry Lewis prays for a power cut.

Dwayne Johnson stars in San Andreas; read our in-depth review of the "ridiculous but fun" action/adventure now.

Despite the "stunning visuals" Ayden Walker finds Everts ultimately "underwhelming." Read our review to find out why.

What makes The Kliq Rules a must-buy for wrestling fans? We look at WWE's latest wrestling doc, and the matches included with the Blu-ray.

Screeching onto the big screen with all the subtlety of an air raid it's Fast & Furious 7; an utterly ridiculous but undeniably fun movie. Read the full review for more.

Vin Diesel and co. return for more logic-defying schlock in Fast and Furious 8; full of family and fast cars it's, guaranteed to excite the Fast franchise's loyal fans.

Marshall Julius gives his frank and honest opinion of the new Fantastic Four movie, in the latest edition of Marshall At The Movies.

"A worthwhile bite of the western pie", The Salvation Blu-ray is reviewed in full here.

DVD review of Danny Collins; where Al Pacino plays an ageing rockstar attempting to reconnect with his family and get back to his musical roots.

Read our review to learn why Seventh Son, the action/fantasy film fronted by Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore, is a "train wreck" of a movie.

Tom Cruise returns to one of his most iconic roles in Top Gun: Maverick, a sequel 36 years in the making, and a great film.

Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in the fifth Terminator movie; Terminator Genisys. Read our review of the skippable sequel now.

Read our review to find out why the US remake can't compare to the Oscar winning original Secret In Their Eyes.

Rutger Hauer takes on a supernatural monster in Split Second, but how does the low-budget cult movie hold-up on Blu-ray? Read our review to find out.

Liam Hoofe reviews Paul Blart:Mall Cop 2; a Happy Madison comedy with "no redeeming features whatsoever."

Game Of Thrones' Natalie Dormer goes off into a suicide spot wood in The Forest - Terry Lewis finds out it ends as well as you expect

Asia turns on Owen Wilson and family in the tense, action-packed, but pretty xenophobic No Escape. Read the full review now.

It's winning over critics and audiences alike but does Ant-Man force Terry Lewis to become the Rant-Man?

SEGA's Sonic returns, alongside Knuckles and Tails, for his second big screen outing in Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Read our full review of this fun family film now.

Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani, and Ray Romano, star in The Big Sick; a film which is "everything a romance, a comedy, or a drama should aspire to be."

Walt Disney Animation Studios turns on the adorable charm with a boy and his big cuddly robot story with a Marvel Comics twist in our Big Hero 6 Blu-Ray review

Find out why Jared Leto's portrayal of The Joker has managed to turn fan support around, after the first Suicide Squad trailer was screened!

Tim Burton doing a Superman film with Nicholas Cage in the 90's sounds for better or worse must see cinema right? Except it never got made. Terry Lewis finds out why in a review of crowd funded documentary The Death Of Superman Lives: What Happened?

Flawed but fun, it's our review of Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice; Zack Snyder's new superhero movie, on the road to The Justice League.

Review of the brand new SpongeBob Squarepants movie, Sponge Out Of Water.

Read our DVD review of Mad Max: Fury Road to see what makes George Miller's latest instalment so "aggressively awesome and action packed."

Terry Lewis grapples first hand with the documentary of WWE's 'Everyman' fan favourite Daniel Bryan but comes away disappointed after a rehash of previously used footage.

"Children will be captivated by its resplendent storytelling." Read our full Pan review now.

Ice Cube and Kevin Hart return as the brothers-in-law for buddy-cop comedy Ride Along 2. Read our in-depth Blu-ray review here.

As an antidote to the drivel the summer blockbuster season has served up to him recently, Terry Lewis expands his horizons via Blu-Ray and tackles a French meta-drama about an actress struggling to understand a role in Clouds Of Sils Maria

Patrick Wilson stars as a limo driver with one night to pay off a $6k gambling debt in Stretch, the black comedy from Smoking' Aces' director Joe Carnahan.

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, reviewed in full by Ayden Walker.

Potential awards contender Bridge Of Spies; directed by Steven Spielberg, starring Tom Hanks, written by the Coen brothers, and reviewed by Liam Hoofe.

Chris Pine/Jeff Bridges heist thriller Hell or High Water is a "magnificent movie which will restore your faith in films." Read Matt Wheeldon's full review now.

Early details are emerging about the team behind The Lego Movie taking the reins of Star Wars' Han Solo's first solo big screen adventure!

Matt Wheeldon reviews the Whiplash Blu-ray: the definition of a must-see movie, a worthy Oscar-winner, and a true triumph of cinema.

Blu-ray review of Aardman Animation’s The Pirates! In an Adventure With Scientists; a fun, British, claymation, romp across the high-seas with a great cast.

Review of Ryan Gosling’s directorial debut, Lost River; a drama/fantasy which is “weirdly fascinating to watch.”

The female empowering dream team of Paul Feig & Melissa McCarthy work the same old jokes but breath life into spy parodies in action comedy Spy

Learn how The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies - Extended Edition; the final chapter in the Middle Earth saga; compares to the theatrical release.

An all star cast chronicle the true story of a man kidnapped and sold into slavery in 12 Years A Slave; one of this year's big awards contenders.

DVD review of meta-busting horror re-quel The Town That Dreaded Sundown.

Chris Pine and Casey Affleck co-lead The Finest Hours; "a paint-by-numbers rescue film" which sadly lack the tension needed to make it exciting.