BRIAN VINER

Brian Viner (born 25 October 1961, London) is an English journalist and author.

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BRIAN VINER reviews Mufasa: The Lion King: Spectacular, but this Lion King isn't a whisker on the original

Mufasa review: Nepo baby Blue Ivy's debut film is dragged down by forgettable songs and tiresome banter, writes BRIAN VINER

BRIAN VINER reviews Nightbitch: Stay-at-home mum? You'll laugh and wince through this middle-class horror

Joy review: These test tube baby pioneers deliver a real bundle of joy, writes BRIAN VINER

Gladiator II review: Thumbs up! Muscular Mescal slays it as the son of Maximus, writes BRIAN VINER

Paddington In Peru review: Our favourite bear's third adventure is a whisker behind its predecessor but it still pushes the boat out... all the way down the Amazon, says BRIAN VINER

The new Pretty Woman? This wild caper about a stripper and a shady high-roller is far cleverer, BRIAN VINER writes

The Room Next Door review: Tilda and Julianne are impeccable in debut English film for legendary Spanish director, writes BRIAN VINER

Salem's Lot review: More laughs than shrieks in this vapid vampire flick, writes BRIAN VINER

Joker: Folie À Deux review: You'll go Gaga for this gripping Joker sequel, writes BRIAN VINER

His Three Daughters review: Savour this exquisite elegy to death and sisterhood, writes BRIAN VINER

The Critic review: It's Agatha Christie on steroids (and McKellen's magnificent), writes BRIAN VINER

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice review: These ghouls just want to have fun - shame the film is a mess! writes BRIAN VINER

Was Maria Callas really a whining, self-pitying, endlessly needy victim? Angelina Jolie stars as revered opera singer in a new biopic that projects little of her cultural stature, writes BRIAN VINER

It Ends With Us review: Blake Lively and co-star are easy on the eye in hotly anticipated drama which is shallow and cheesy but with a dark hear, writes BRIAN VINER

Didi review: Teenage angst is tenderly observed in this brilliant drama, writes BRIAN VINER

Twisters review: It may all be gale-force nonsense, but it's very watchable, writes BRIAN VINER

Thelma review: Mission Impossible on a mobility scooter, writes BRIAN VINER

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F review: A pleasing nostalgia trip, writes BRIAN VINER

A Quiet Place: Day one review: Whisper it, but this is fantastic, writes BRIAN VINER