62.7% 
The Favourite is a tale without a winner, but plenty of warranted consequences. it’s fresh, foul and extremely funny. Olivia Colman deservedly won an Oscar for Best Actress and she, together with Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz give a funny and nuanced portrayal of women, sex, and power.
76.4% 
The director Sebastián Lelio (and co-writer Rebecca Lenkiewicz) present faith and sexuality as an immovable object meeting an irresistible force. One will have to give, but which?
50.0% This is a movie that at times is scary, bloody and macabre, at other times funny enough to qualify as full-blown comedy.
81.1% The film showcases a fantastic array of top-notch acting, spearheaded by force-of-nature Brian Cox, who gives a tremendous performance as the charismatic politician.
85.8% 
A Star Is Born is a remake done right — and a reminder that some stories can be just as effective in the retelling. The result is one of the most powerful, audience-pleasing films of 2018 and one that will linger long as one of the cinematic highlights of the year.
73.1% 
The Old Man & the Gun is a well-told story brought to life by a beautifully matched cast and is a ‘must see’ for anyone with a serious interest in Redford’s long and remarkable career.
79.6% 
Glen Close is superb as Joan, a long-suffering literary spouse whose marriage reaches crisis point when her husband wins a Nobel Prize. Glen Close just missed out on an Oscar for playing this role but it is her outstanding and remarkable performance that makes this drama shine.
97.4% 
Winner of 4 Oscars including ‘Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role’ for Rami Malek, Bohemian Rhapsody tells the story of the legendary rock band Queen and lead singer Freddie Mercury, leading up to their famous performance at Live Aid in 1985.
93.3% 
Manon of the Spring resumes the story of Jean de Florette and follows its characters to their fates. This is an old-fashioned movie about destiny that hammers its points across with great cinematic and emotional authority.
91% 
Visually resplendent and magnificently acted, Jean de Florette has all the trimmings of a great Greek tragedy.