James Gill gives us a quick look at what’s on this week at HOME Cinema.

Tom Cruise’s smile and a breakneck pace do little to disguise the lack of real substance

Following the worldwide release of acclaimed Japanese fantasy-drama Your Name, Jamie McEvoy compiles his top 5 foreign language films

Ackroyd’s 1994 novel is adapted for the big screen in a sinister Victorian murder mystery led by Bill Nighy

Up and coming young filmmakers screen short-film masterpieces as part of a project to encourage youth access to the most exclusive field in modern media

Adam Wingard fumbles Netflix-backed adaptation of much-loved anime Death Note

Director Makoto Shinkai stakes his claim to the anime throne in a complex yet beautiful Japanese animation

Empty but breathtaking bombast produces the most divisive episode in the show’s history

Crucial character moments scream for more runtime as the plot armour thickens

With new seasons of Game of Thrones and Twin Peaks underway, Jamie McEvoy runs down the top 5 US TV dramas currently available on air and online

In its third season, the TV series inspired by the Coen Brothers’ 1996 film of the same name is possibly the best so far

Directorial debutante Gareth Tunley’s The Ghoul marks a statement of intent from the Brit, yet ultimately lacks clarity and focus

How a CGI superpig could be Netflix’s saving grace

The biggest battle in Game of Thrones history

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A strong end to the Apes saga

To coincide with the release of Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk, Jamie McEvoy runs down the top 5 films from the director

The stunning special effects and fantastic imagination needed to make this film more than compensates for its shaky narrative

After diving into dreams and exploring far off galaxies, Christopher Nolan returns to Earth with an adrenaline-fuelled World War II thriller

By far the most inconsequential Marvel movie yet