REVIEWS

Limp storytelling and middling combat mar a happy-go-lucky road trip with the series' best boys.

Starring Ben Mendelsohn and Felicity Jones, the simple yet slick instalment is a worthy addition to the franchise.

IBTimes UK watched third annual awards ceremony live at ExCel London.

Liam Neeson, Adam Driver and Andrew Garfield lead an ensemble cast in Martin Scorsese's passion project.

We drive the all-new Honda NSX, a hybrid £143,000 supercar with three electric motors.

It may be lacking in excitement, but the Ioniq gets the job done - it's the everyday electric car.

Fumito Ueda's successor to Ico and Shadow of the Colossus is worthy of that company, but technical issues dampen the experience.

Huawei's attempt to fill the Note 7 void brings machine learning and improved software to the table.

We review Sony's Bluetooth earpiece with voice activated personal assistant.

Latest action camera adds waterproofing, voice commands, touch screen and video stabilisation.

Two decades later, the Pokemon phenomenon continues with Sun and Moon.

Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston and Dan Fogler offer up characters you'll be desperate to see again.

Welcome to Karnaca, please don't mind the corpses.

Ubisoft's open world tech thriller trades on contemporary thrills and unashamedly nerdy fun.

Not perfect and not exactly a must-have, but a fabulous potential Christmas present.

Sande released her debut Our Version Of Events in 2012 and is back with her long-awaited second album.

Android's gatekeeper vies for the mobile virtual reality crown.

Infinity Ward returns with an entry that subverts expectations, and that may not be a good thing.

We review the new 13in MacBook Pro, a laptop which has caused controversy due to a pack of connections.

At £50 the Echo Dot is the cheapest way to bring Amazon's Alexa personal assistant into your home.

We drive the 488 GTB, Ferrari's latest mid-engined V8 supercar with a lot to prove.

First expansion for Hidetaka Miyazaki's third, and likely final, Souls game is a chilly, mostly forgettable affair.

A boy and his 'bot

Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Shannon and Aaron Taylor-Johnson offer up award-worthy performances.

Sony hits the reset button on its smartphone family's misjudged rebrand.

Ronson invited special guests Lily Allen and Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt to share the stage.

Benedict Cumberbatch and Tilda Swinton are the film's most formidable driving forces but every actor shines.

CCP Games brings its virtual reality hit to Sony's new headset.

EA DICE stuns with its big budget, action-packed and respectful depiction of The Great War.