REVIEWS

Tom Cruise does his Tom Cruise thing in this dreadful summer blockbuster.

Do you even Arms, bro?

Champions League final was first to be broadcast in Ultra HD with a room-filling Dolby Atmos soundtrack.

Gadot and co-star Chris Pine share a wonderful chemistry in a film that fundamentally understands its hero.

We try out the Citroën C3's dashcam, which records accidents but also tweets photos with the press of a button.

SMAC Games' draws influence from Hotline Miami and early GTA for its stylish shooter.

Spanish indie studio Tequila Works delivers a memorable adventure in a gorgeous world on PS4, Xbox One, PC and Switch.

San Andreas actor Alexandra Daddario and Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra also appear in the beachy blockbuster.

Johnny Depp-led follow-up may tread water for the most part but this family adventure is far from a failure.

Shadow and Wednesday's antics take a backseat in favour of a more character-driven episode.

We review the second-generation Tag Heuer Connected, an Android Wear smartwatch priced from £1,450.

We review the 2017 BMW 5-Series, a technological tour de force that does the driving and parking for you.

Dishonored team cements itself as one of world's best video game developers with a shooter of real menace.

Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, Billy Crudup and Danny McBride star.

Can LG's latest Android flagship outmuscle Samsung's Galaxy S8?

We try out the Range Rover Sport to see if it still has what it takes before the stylish new Velar arrives.

We review the smartphone of the moment to find out if it can overcome the mighty iPhone 7.

Relic Entertainment once again brings the tabletop carnage to the digital realm.

Simon Farnaby, Essie Davis, Steve Coogan and Andrea Riseborough also star in brilliant British comedy.

Huawei's latest marquee Android smartphone plods forward as its rivals stride ahead.

Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana and Dave Bautista are joined by newcomers Pom Klementieff and Kurt Russell this time round.

A small girl attempts to escape a horrifying world of malice and greed in this brilliant indie horror.

Red Barrels' horror sequel confidently shows just how much the studio has grown in the last four years.

Home sweet Home?

The 2014 classic gets re-released for Nintendo Switch with a new and improved Battle Mode.

Marvel favourites Star-Lord, Gamora, Groot, Drax and Rocket star in Telltale's latest series.

Ian McShane, Pablo Schreiber and Yetide Badaki all impress in the first instalment of the eight-part fantasy.

Minor flaws aside, Lone Scherfig adaptation proves the importance of both female storytellers and the power of film.

'I lost my heart to a Phantom Thief.'