As with last year’s Oppenheimer, Prague’s IMAX cinema at Cinema City Flora will be the only one in continental Europe to screen Interstellar in 70mm.
A now-adult Losers’ Club returns to Derry to face Pennywise in this sequel that matches the original in overall quality, and tacks on an extra hour of running time
What is likely to be the final movie with this cast of X-Men characters is one the low points for this 19-year-old saga
This true-story tale of a Polish couple who sheltered Jews in the Warsaw Zoo during WWII is a solid if unspectacular wartime drama
Just what you’ve been waiting for: a sequel to Snow White, minus Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
The most frightening thing in Crimson Peak is not a ghostly apparition or graphic bloody violence, but the majestic centerpiece of a set
The Martian has a great cast, and a great cast of characters, and every angle here is carefully explained and understood
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, one of the most anticipated films of 2014, is not the masterpiece some may be expecting, but a rare visionary head-trip nonetheless
Mama is an exceptionally well-crafted piece of work, nicely shot (by Antonio Riestra) and scripted (by Neil Cross and the director)
Zero Dark Thirty was conceived as an account of the CIA’s attempts to track down the al Qaeda founder behind the 9/11 attacks
John Hillcoat’s Lawless, a prohibition-era drama about moonshiners, couldn’t be opening at a better time in the Czech Republic
Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted is likely to appeal most to younger children and undemanding parents
The Help, based on the popular novel by Kathryn Stockett, is a “nice”, entertaining, enjoyable film with one major storytelling concern
John Madden’s The Debt is a taut and suspenseful thriller surrounding an exciting subject
The Tree of Life is director Terrence Malick’s most ambitious and challenging film to date; and quite possibly his very best