Miv Evans

Diaz dazzles as the Bad Teacher in this otherwise barely entertaining piece that tries so hard to shock it suffers from exhaustion long before the final curtain falls.

This is a children's film with a plot too complicated for many adults to understand and with so much explanatory dialogue it sometimes feels like a lecture. There's absolutely no humor for anyone and much is made of a picture of an engine, the li

There are some compelling facts in this documentary, but not nearly enough, and what there is is so bogged down by social media trivia that no room is left for a cohesive story to be told, which is something of a paradox

Stakes don't get much lower than this and it's as crashingly boring as it sounds, with the lack-luster plot making its meandering way from one pointless moment to the next.

The coal industry is detonating the explosive power of a Hiroshima bomb each and every week, shredding landscapes to bring coal wealth to a few, and leaving devastated communities in their wake. Politicians are siding with their corporate donors an