Bylined reviews with verdicts and scores — most recently published or updated first. Showing 337–360 of 905 reviews.
★★★☆☆
Free Fire is Ben Wheatley's 1970s warehouse shootout comedy, a single gunfight stretched to feature length with a sharp cast, great banter and diminishing returns.
★★★★☆
From Ground Zero gathers 22 short films made by Palestinian filmmakers in Gaza during the war, an uneven but vital anthology that moves from dark humour to raw grief.
★★★★☆
Game of Thrones is HBO's landmark fantasy epic of warring noble houses and dragons, peerless in its early seasons even though a hurried ending divided its audience.
★★★★☆
Gangs of London is Sky's ferocious crime saga about a power vacuum in the city's underworld, with world-class action from The Raid's Gareth Evans and a merely solid plot.
★★★★★
Gangs of Wasseypur is Anurag Kashyap's sprawling Dhanbad gangster epic, a funny, brutal and song-soaked blood feud that remains Hindi cinema's great modern crime saga.
★★★★☆
Gavin & Stacey is the warm British sitcom about an Essex boy and a Welsh girl whose romance unites two families, and its supporting cast steals every scene.
★★★½☆
Ghilli is Dharani's Tamil action-romance in which Vijay's kabaddi player shields a young woman from a village strongman, and it remains a mass-cinema template.
★★★★☆
Ghosts is the BBC sitcom in which a young couple inherit a crumbling country house full of bickering spirits from across history, silly, warm and cleverly built.
★★★★☆
Ginny & Georgia is Netflix's soapy dramedy about a young mother with a dangerous past and her teenage daughter in a New England town, bingeable and surprisingly raw.
★★★★☆
Girl from Nowhere is a dark Thai anthology in which a mysterious transfer student exposes the cruelty and hypocrisy of elite schools, one grim moral fable at a time.
★★★½☆
Girl with a Pearl Earring imagines the story behind Vermeer's famous painting, a ravishing period drama with Scarlett Johansson that is more beautiful than gripping.
★★★★☆
Girls Will Be Girls is Shuchi Talati's perceptive coming-of-age drama at a strict Himalayan boarding school, where a teenager's first romance collides with her mother.
★★★★½
Gladiator is Ridley Scott's thunderous Roman revenge epic, with Russell Crowe as a betrayed general turned arena fighter, and it still sets the genre's standard.
★★★★★
Goblin is Kim Eun-sook's landmark Korean fantasy romance about a cursed immortal, his destined bride and a lonely grim reaper, funny, lavish and deeply moving.
★★★★½
Godzilla Minus One is Takashi Yamazaki's postwar kaiju drama, in which a guilt-ridden former kamikaze pilot faces the monster: perhaps the best Godzilla film since 1954.
★★★★☆
Gogglebox is Channel 4's long-running reality show in which British households react to the week's TV, and its real subject turns out to be the viewers.
★★★★½
Gomorrah is Matteo Garrone's unflinching Naples crime drama, five interwoven stories that strip every trace of glamour from the Camorra and the lives it controls.
★★★★☆
Gone Girl is David Fincher's icy, darkly funny thriller about a missing wife and a husband under suspicion, a sharp satire of marriage and media starring Rosamund Pike.
★★★★½
Good Bye, Lenin! is Wolfgang Becker's tragicomedy about a son who hides reunification from his mother, and a tender, funny portrait of a country that vanished.
★★★½☆
Good One is India Donaldson's quietly piercing debut, in which a Catskills hiking trip shows a 17-year-old how easily the men around her let her down.
★★★★½
GoodFellas is Martin Scorsese's electric true-crime saga of Henry Hill's life in the mob, a film that sells the gangster's thrill and then sends you the bill.
★★★★½
Grave of the Fireflies is Isao Takahata's animated war drama about two orphaned children in 1945 Kobe, and one of the most devastating films ever made.
★★★½☆
Grisse transplants the Western to the colonial Dutch East Indies, an ambitious eight-episode HBO Asia adventure that looks superb even when its story plays safe.
★★★½☆
Grudge: The Revolt of Gumiho is a 2010 Korean folklore melodrama about a nine-tailed fox raising a human child, anchored by a young Kim Yoo-jung's striking turn.
