Jamaica Multiplex Cinemas

Anyone with fond memories of the books or a dusty Paddington bear sitting on a shelf in their childhood bedroom can rest easy—this first-ever movie take on Peru’s furriest export is a cuddly, thoughtful triumph. But not too cuddly: The beauty of t...

Updating the title character from the Great Depression to the Great Recession, director Will Gluck’s thoroughly modern Annie is a candied corporate fantasia that could only take place in Taylor Swift’s New York. Although the film might have been a...

When the dismal Taken 2 became France’s biggest-ever global hit, a third instalment was inevitable. The only question was: Would writer-producer Luc Besson and director Olivier Megaton be happy just to coast along, offering audiences another brain...

Do we dare watch Ava DuVernay’s civil-rights drama as a mere piece of historical re-creation (expert though it is), and not as a newscast of what’s happening right now? There’s nothing “finished” about the issue of American racism and fittingly, S...

It’s 40 years after the events of 2012’s icy, throat-grabbing original film of Susan Hill’s novella, and London is being bombed to bits by the Germans. To add insult to injury, there’s no sign of Daniel Radcliffe. For this disposable, low-rent seq...

The gods of cyberwar have been busy of late, dislodging a steady stream of Hollywood gossip and spinelessness that could choke a horse prone to bitchy emails. Apparently, though, this hacking stuff is serious: Stumbling into a timeliness that’s no...

Just as only Nixon could go to China, only Clint Eastwood could make a movie about an Iraq War veteran and infuse it with doubts, mission anxiety and ruination. American Sniper is a superbly subtle critique made by an especially young 84-year-old....