BRIAN VINER

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

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BRIAN VINER reviews Jurassic World: Rebirth: Snap and bite as the T-Rex ROARS again!

Ana de Armas' Ballerina keeps you on your toes in this action-packed thriller, writes BRIAN VINER

Unsung British comedy The Ballad of Wallis Island is a modern day Local Hero, writes BRIAN VINER

BRIAN VINER's Cannes round-up: Triumphant debutants - and a turkey or two

BRIAN VINER in Cannes: Wes Anderson's The Phoenician Scheme: These superstars are having a riot... But it's no fun for us

Hallow Road starring Rosamund Pike is a taut car-crash thriller... until it hits the plotholes, writes BRIAN VINER

Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning is 3 hours of nonsense that will make you wish for the world to end! BRIAN VINER'S blistering review of Tom Cruise trying to save the planet in his underpants

Nicholas Cage's The Surfer is as subtle as a shark bite... but David Attenborough's Ocean documentary is a big splash, writes BRIAN VINER

BRIAN VINER reviews The Alto Knights: It's a mob hit (but why do we need two De Niros?)

BRIAN VINER reviews The Brutalist: Tipped for an Oscar, this movie is full of grandeur and great acting

BRIAN VINER reviews A Real Pain: A masterpiece from the heir to Woody Allen

BRIAN VINER reviews Nosferatu: Fang- tastic! This demonic vampire is a truly terrifying resurrection

Nosferatu review: The oddly erotic, box office hit drenched in bloody dread. BRIAN VINER rates the nightmarish new Dracula flick

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