Film
Wolfgang Petersen obituary
Versatile and ingenious director whose films included Das Boot and The NeverEnding Story
Ryan Gilbey
19, Aug, 2022 @4:03 PM
Who should Predator fight next? Yoda, Children of the Corn, or Sid from Toy Story?
Everyone’s favourite invisible homicidal alien has had a major shot in the arm with the enterprising prequel Prey. Where can the franchise go now?
Ben Child
19, Aug, 2022 @10:00 AM
Sex Education’s James Purefoy: ‘Fisherman’s Friends is the only good thing that came out of Brexit’
As the sequel to the Cornish fishing film is released, its star discusses his 30-year mission to avoid fame, being caught up in a racism row and dealing with bullies – himself included
Ryan Gilbey
19, Aug, 2022 @7:00 AM
I Came By review – Hugh Bonneville gets nasty in silly Netflix thriller
The Downton Abbey star plays a believably sinister villain in an otherwise underwhelming tale of a judge with a horrific secret in his basement
Benjamin Lee
19, Aug, 2022 @5:00 AM
Bosch & Rockit review – a sentimental and cheesy Byron Bay drama
Luke Hemsworth and Rasmus King aren’t to blame for the problems in this film, about a surfing drug dealer and his son who are forced to move after a bushfire
Luke Buckmaster
18, Aug, 2022 @5:30 PM
Beast review – Idris Elba takes on a lion in a ferociously fun thriller
The star anchors a surprisingly effective South Africa-set B-movie about a family who find themselves stalked by a particularly gnarly lion
Benjamin Lee
18, Aug, 2022 @4:06 PM
‘We’re hardwired for stories’: Mad Max director George Miller on myths, medicine and a pointy-eared Idris Elba
Miller has made a dazzling variety of films in his 50 year career and his latest, featuring Elba as a djinn alongside Tilda Swinton, is as strange as any of them. But would he rather have stayed a doctor?
Xan Brooks
18, Aug, 2022 @2:00 PM
Kristen Stewart’s 20 best performances – ranked!
From Spencer to Still Alice, and now David Cronenberg’s bonkers new horror sci-fi Crimes of the Future, we rate the Twilight star’s finest work
Anne Billson
18, Aug, 2022 @11:00 AM
Star Trek: The Motion Picture review – high-definition with enough high camp to boldly go
The first feature film of the franchise, from 1979, has been rejigged and brightened, the better to enjoy the over-the-top acting
Peter Bradshaw
18, Aug, 2022 @10:00 AM
Fisherman’s Friends: One and All review – flavourless reheat of factory-made Britcom
Sequel to comedy about a singing group of mates fortuitously brought to fame is likable enough but all too predictable
Cath Clarke
18, Aug, 2022 @8:00 AM
‘A damaged person’: Alan Cumming on playing the schoolboy who was actually 30
In 1993, a 16-year-old pupil at a Glasgow school was unmasked as a fully grown adult. Now his classmates have made a documentary – My Old School – about the astonishing deception
Libby Brooks
18, Aug, 2022 @5:00 AM
Jonah Hill says he will no longer promote his own films to protect his mental health
Actor and director pens open letter revealing his nearly 20-year struggle with anxiety attacks, ‘which are exacerbated by media appearances and public facing events’
Sian Cain
18, Aug, 2022 @1:39 AM
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