The Films Of Wes Anderson: Ranked
From Bottle Rocket to The Grand Budapest Hotel, find out which of the director's eight features came out on top in our scientific* survey.
Reviews
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Legend
Want to see Tom Hardy headbutt himself? Then consider this film the equivalent to winning the lottery.
Pasolini
Abel Ferrara tries (and fails) to solve the riddle of who killed the famed Italian director.
By Nick Newman
Irrational Man
Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone go back to school in this charmingly off-kilter comedy-thriller from Woody Allen.
The World Of Astley Baker Davies
The story of the British animation house behind Pegga Pig is brought to life in this colourful doc.
Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials
It's out of the frying pan and into the fire for the young protagonists of this slick and soulless YA sequel.
Telluride 2015: Charlie Kaufman's Anomalisa
The master of misanthropy returns with a superb, quasi-animated feature on the nature of empathy.
Cartel Land
Director Matthew Heineman hangs out with the Mexican cartels, but loses sight of the story.
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Cartel Land
Director Matthew Heineman hangs out with the Mexican cartels, but loses sight of the story.
American Ultra*
This ultraviolent tale of smalltown puppy love stars Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg at their best.
Ricki And The Flash
Meryl Streep lets it all hang out as a barroom rocker with family issues in this slight, enjoyable work-out.
By Abbey Bender
The Second Mother*
The inequalities of Brazilian are writ large in this delightful upstairs/downstairs drama.
Buttercup Bill
This deathly dull southern psychodrama searches for (but doesn't find) something interesting to say.
Me And Earl And The Dying Girl
The cinematic toast of the 2015 Sundance Film Festival is a whimsical comedy-drama about death and movies.
Miss Julie
Jessica Chastain and Colin Farrell are unable to save this airless, stagebound screen adaptation of Strindberg.
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American Ultra*
This ultraviolent tale of smalltown puppy love stars Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg at their best.
The Second Mother*
The inequalities of Brazilian are writ large in this delightful upstairs/downstairs drama.
Aaaaaaaah!*
Actor Steve Oram has decided to make a movie, and the results are spectacularly disturbing.
45 Years*
Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay are on top form in Andrew Haigh's devastating relationship drama.
Straight Outta Compton*
The NWA story is told in the style of a luxe, classic-era studio biopic. And it's scintillating.
The Diary Of A Teenage Girl*
Bel Powley shines in Marielle Heller's refreshingly non-judgmental chronicle of teenage sexuality in '70s San Francisco.
Hard To Be A God*
Alexsey German's 15-years-in-the-making political allegory is a visceral, sensory, jaw-dropping masterpiece.
By Matt Thrift
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