Latest articles by Jason Best
Rebel Moon Part Two: The Scargiver review — humongous final showdown, but a slog getting there
In What To Watch's Rebel Moon — Part Two: The Scargiver review, we say the space opera's climax is let down by dull patches.
The Trouble with Jessica review: a deliciously dark comedy
The Trouble with Jessica is a hilarious take on how far four friends will go to avoid financial ruin.
Why we're still talking about Fight Club a quarter of a century on
The Brad Pitt and Edward Norton movie can still pack a hell of a punch
Dune: Part Two review — a thrillingly resonant big-screen adventure
Dune: Part Two builds on its predecessor and there's plenty to look forward to.
Ferrari review: Adam Driver and Penélope Cruz supercharge story
Physically commanding and effortlessly stylish, Driver looks the part
Rebel Moon — Part One: A Child of Fire ending explained
Need the Rebel Moon — Part One ending explained? Here's our wrap-up of how the first installment of Zack Snyder's two-part sci-fi epic played out.
Rebel Moon — Part One review: Zack Snyder delivers The Magnificent Seven in space
In What To Watch's Rebel Moon - Part One review, we called Zack Snyder's confident riff on familiar sci-fi tropes an impressive sci-fi epic with its own flavor.
The best movie mustaches of all time: warning it gets hairy
In honour of A Haunting in Venice's arrival at the box office, we've looked back at the very best movie mustaches that have graced the big screen.
A Haunting in Venice review: Branagh's best Poirot yet
Kenneth Branagh gives Hercule Poirot’s little grey cells a good workout in this spooky Agatha Christie mystery.
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny review: A touching and fun farewell
Harrison Ford’s daredevil hero climbs back in the saddle for one last nostalgic adventure.
The Little Mermaid review: Halle Bailey shines in Disney remake
Disney's latest live-action, The Little Mermaid, hasn't quite managed to match the magic of the animated Disney classic.
Book Club: The Next Chapter review: star charisma shines
In our Book Club: The Next Chapter review, we argue that Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, and co's charisma is what makes the film work.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry review: British cinema can do road movies after all
In our The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry review, we argue that Hettie McDonald's road movie is anything but pedestrian.
Knock at the Cabin review: a tense and ambiguous thriller
Knock at the Cabin is the latest cinema offering by M. Night Shyamalan. But is it worth your time?
Avatar The Way of Water review: visually stunning but full of cliches
Avatar The Way of Water sees the return of James Cameron's sci-fi hit, but some parts haven't aged well.
The Menu review: the Ralph Fiennes black comedy is deliciously good fun
The Menu sees Ralph Fiennes playing celebrity chef Julian Slowik and his gastronomical movie hits the spot
Amsterdam review: A promising start but loses momentum
Amsterdam's all-star cast isn't enough to untangle this head-scratchingly baffling plot.
The Lost King review: a rousing, feelgood film
The king in the car park story is brought to life in this amusing tale.
Atomic Blonde review: Charlize Theron's badass British spy is a match for Bond and Bourne
Atomic Blonde review: Charlize Theron's British spy is more than a match for Bond and Bourne.
Don't Worry Darling review: Florence Pugh shines in Stepford Wives-style thriller
Don't Worry Darling sees Florence Pugh as Alice, a woman trying to uncover the truth about her seemingly idealistic home.
The Age of Adaline review — Blake Lively brings cool, timeless poise to glossy romantic fantasy
The Age of Adaline review — Blake Lively brings cool, timeless poise to glossy romantic fantasy.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: in the strikingly clever Oscar-winning animation a Brooklyn teen takes on Spider-Man’s mantle.
