Michael O Sullivan The Washington Post

Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil Movie Review - Angelina Jolie, as good as she is, comes off as just another complicated costumed crusader, one more comic book baddie, like Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck.

The Lion King Movie Review: It is so much more tragic than the 1994 feature-length animation

Men In Black: International Review - Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson's film gets the job done, but breaks no rules.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix Movie Review - The latest - and likely last - chapter in the mutant-superhero saga is surprisingly somber.

Photograph: This low-key dramedy is a disappointment, coming from the director of the delightful The Lunchbox.

The Wedding Guest Movie Review: The film belongs just as much to Radhika Apte, whose complex, contradictory character makes a great case for the argument that the film is misnamed for another reason. It's her story, not his.

The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part Movie Review - Lego heroes face off against a threat from a world of toddler-centric Duplos.

The Girl In The Spider's Web Movie Review: Claire Foy's Lisbeth may be stuck in a silly movie, but she's nobody's victim.

The Crimes of Grindelwald stars Johnny Depp as the titular power-hungry wizard while Jude Law plays Albus Dumbledore.

Skyscraper Movie Review: Dwayne Johnson's film contains notably satisfying small twists.

Incredibles 2 Movie Review: Incredibles 2 picks up precisely where the first film - which ended with a cliffhanger - left off.

Ocean's 8 Movie Review: It is a dutiful heir to the franchise that began with Steven Soderbergh's reboot of the original Ocean's 11.

Deadpool 2's real - and real subversive - superpower is the ability to laugh, unsparingly, at itself.

The films already on your radar - and others you probably haven't heard of.

Thanos, the villain in Avengers: Infinity War is more nuanced than in most comic-book movies

Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil Movie Review - Angelina Jolie, as good as she is, comes off as just another complicated costumed crusader, one more comic book baddie, like Joaquin Phoenix's Arthur Fleck.

The Lion King Movie Review: It is so much more tragic than the 1994 feature-length animation

Men In Black: International Review - Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson's film gets the job done, but breaks no rules.

X-Men: Dark Phoenix Movie Review - The latest - and likely last - chapter in the mutant-superhero saga is surprisingly somber.

Photograph: This low-key dramedy is a disappointment, coming from the director of the delightful The Lunchbox.

The Wedding Guest Movie Review: The film belongs just as much to Radhika Apte, whose complex, contradictory character makes a great case for the argument that the film is misnamed for another reason. It's her story, not his.

The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part Movie Review - Lego heroes face off against a threat from a world of toddler-centric Duplos.

The Girl In The Spider's Web Movie Review: Claire Foy's Lisbeth may be stuck in a silly movie, but she's nobody's victim.

The Crimes of Grindelwald stars Johnny Depp as the titular power-hungry wizard while Jude Law plays Albus Dumbledore.

Skyscraper Movie Review: Dwayne Johnson's film contains notably satisfying small twists.

Incredibles 2 Movie Review: Incredibles 2 picks up precisely where the first film - which ended with a cliffhanger - left off.

Ocean's 8 Movie Review: It is a dutiful heir to the franchise that began with Steven Soderbergh's reboot of the original Ocean's 11.

Deadpool 2's real - and real subversive - superpower is the ability to laugh, unsparingly, at itself.

The films already on your radar - and others you probably haven't heard of.

Thanos, the villain in Avengers: Infinity War is more nuanced than in most comic-book movies