Ayinla buttresses the point that Nollywood has a lot of untold stories to tell but lacks support, yet, fails to live up to expectations

It’s quite paradoxical that Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is both a sloppy mess and riddled in basic banality

With The Batman, Matt Reeves delivers a movie worthy of the caped crusader's detective prowess.

Femi Adebayo's masterful production endorses the obvious fact that Nollywood movies would benefit from more funding and support

With nine episodes of intense action, emotional storylines, and beautiful animation, Arcane proves why critics have dropped their pens on it

Venom: Let There be Carnage is more MCU-lite than anything else, as the post-credits crowns off a rather tepid sequel

Ultimately, The Card Counter is about Oscar Isaac, and everything else plays background to his performance

The Many Saints of Newark feels like a prequel that needs its own sequel, and is not the kind of movie that makes you seek out The Sopranos

With Rami Malek having appeared in No Time to Die, where does he rank among the Bond villains of this century?

At times, Daniel Craig's Bond felt like a nod to Mission Impossible, as well as to the other Bonds of the past

As another UEFA Champions League campaign begins on Tuesday, we take an in-depth look into all eight groups and 32 teams.

Amidst the threat of existential collapse, there’s no real sense of dread. Infinite lacks conviction, and is far too isolationist to work

This kind of film makes you wonder what you’ll feel when it all gets resolved, only to realise you’ve been feeling it the whole time

The gang discusses Marting Scorsese vs superhero films, Arteta's Arsenal, and more

If fictional villains played football, Javier Bardem would be the one you’d want in your corner, especially in high-octane situations