Weapons (2025)

★★★★1/2 Weapons tantalises its audience, weaving a Rashomon-inspired structure that pulls you headfirst into Zach Cregger's wild labyrinth of mystery and comical horror.

Sorry, Baby (2025)

★★★★ Writer-Director Eva Victor thoughtfully explores a challenging subject in this black comedy that cleverly balances sombre post-traumatic drama with quirky indie satire

Together (2025)

★★★★ Alison Brie and Dave Franco deliver career-best performances as a co-dependent couple in this gnarly body horror that is both darkly comedic and memorably unsettling.

The Naked Gun (2025)

★★★1/2 With a gravelly-voiced Liam Neeson taking over from the iconic, and similarly named Leslie Nielsen, this hilarious and fittingly silly "Naked Gun" reboot may help revive the long dormant spoof subgenre

The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)

★★★ While the narrative is somewhat uninspired and tedious, this latest version of the iconic superhero team proves to be the most charming yet, thanks to the strong chemistry among the cast and the stunning retro-future world design.

Superman (2025)

★★1/2 Although there are some glimpses of James Gunn's signature style as he ushers in this new era at DC, a lack of cohesion and too many characters prevent even our Kryptonian hero from shining brightly in this comic book reboot.

How to Train Your Dragon (2025)

★★★1/2 This charming yet overly loyal live-action adaptation of the animated classic suggests that DreamWorks haven't learned from Disney's mistakes, as they are also guilty of profiting from a beloved IP's legacy.

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