This tasty trifle of a film, depicting the creative process behind Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” is a bit sweet for regular consumption but as a holiday treat it’s just right.

The latest from Pixar is a bit basic given high expectations surrounding every release from the animation behemoth, but it’s a bright, intoxicating celebration of heritage and culture that has something for everyone.

This big-ticket offering from director Zack Snyder is a satisfying comic book movie that’s yards ahead of its predecessors in the DC Extended Universe.

Anton Yelchin’s final appearance on the big screen is a must-see in an otherwise pretty good take on a very unusual romance.

This slow burn of a romantic comedy about a former chef and a barista never quite manages to turn on the gas.

Kenneth Branagh wears multiple hats – and an epic moustache – as the director and star of this new take on an Agatha Christie classic.

Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg bumble and glower their way through an unnecessary holiday sequel that deserves to be skipped.

Bold and layered, dark but often quite funny, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is a wonder, a daring mix of tones and themes.

Appropriately chilly and distant, “My Friend Dahmer” is an origin story about the makings of one of the most infamous serial killers in history.

This latest volley in Marvel’s bid to take over the universe is a rip-roaring adventure that’s visually cluttered but lots of a fun and a sure-fire crowd pleaser for fans and casual audiences alike.