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Jennifer Hudson gives an admirable performance in RESPECT. Highly entertaining and full of life, this is a beautiful biopic fit for the late Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin. Bravo

An artistic attempt at telling Princess Diana's story that left me cold. At the end of it, you wonder: What was the point in making a film so devoid of real insight and emotion? The lovely cinematography and Stewart's performance doesn't quite save it.

I absolutely adored The Eyes of Tammy Faye. It might not be a brilliantly constructed film, but the out of this world performance by Jessica Chastain, Andrew Garfield and Cherry Jones makes it a very endearing and entertaining film.

A meandering attempt at portraying first love that leaves you frustrated and wanting more. The characters feel manufactured with no backstory, no real sense that the audience should care about them or what they are doing.

A haphazard of a film. It's all over the place, and it seems the actors decided to go all ham.

Not since Slumdog Millionaire has a film enraptured me like this. A beautiful Screenplay coupled with Kenneth Branagh's mastery at Directing, Belfast is absolutely one of the Best films to come out of the UK.

Reinaldo Marcus Green's King Richard is a delight. With strong performances all around and some very nifty editing work, it makes for a great film.