Black Mass is a derivative and unexceptional gangster flick that is elevated by strong performances from Johnny Depp and Joel Edgerton

Bridge of Spies succeeds as a decent espionage drama, and bears many of Steven Spielberg’s best and worst tendencies

Paris stands as one of the liveliest cultural hubs in the world—here are five of the best films set in this shining metropolis

This independent film, Vase, brings British skate films to a whole new level

Inspired by the French New Wave, Güeros is a stylish and beautiful coming of age movie

In Listen To Me Marlon, Stevan Riley gives powerful insights into the legendary actor, though he avoids some notable aspects of the life of Marlon Brando

Martin Scorsese’s filmography is stacked with brilliant music – here are the five moments in his films where his choices of songs best demonstrate his genius

Aside from its notoriety for being shot on an iPhone 5, Tangerine is a charming and emotionally resonant picture that succeeds in making itself truly unique

James Lance and a young Stephen Graham star in this oddball comedy about two small-time weed dealers

Bradley Cooper’s assured performance elevates the somewhat formulaic Burnt out of complete mediocrity

With increasing numbers of people criticising the quality of the films, are the superhero movies by Marvel worth or time?

This Bollywood hit, Prem Ratan Dhan Payo, suffers from a general lack of coherence and some over-simplification

With moments both funny and meaningful, The Lady in the Van manages to compress 15 of the most unusual years of Alan Bennett’s life into a single, brilliant film

Taxi Tehran is a slow and subtle drama that has much to say about the state of Iranian cinema

Billy Wilder’s noir classic, Double Indemnity, remains one of the most brilliant and beautiful films to emerge from the genre

Despite being the subject of endless parodies, Ingmar Bergman’s early masterpiece, The Seventh Seal, remains a bleak and thought-provoking work of cinema

So-bad-they’re-good is a special type of genre of film that only a select few can claim to be a part of; this is when a film becomes so unintentionally bad that the audience can enjoy it as a comedy

Cristiano Ronaldo’s film reveals the obsessions in the lonely life of a great player with a big ego

Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse is a passable teen movie, even though it is reliant upon a number of genre tropes

With its final season airing this year, we look back at the legacy of the unique and witty sitcom Peep Show