Adam Driver

65 review – Adam Driver v dinosaurs in almost fun enough thriller

A scrappy adventure, shot two years ago and getting unceremoniously dumped, isn’t as bad as its backstory would suggest but it’s missing something

Benjamin Lee

09, Mar, 2023 @8:42 PM

Sky recruits stars including Florence Pugh and Adam Driver for streaming wars

Sky Cinema announces 100-strong slate of films to take on Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+

Andrew Pulver

01, Feb, 2023 @12:36 PM

From Barbie to Creed III: the 2023 films Guardian writers are most excited about

The next 12 months offers a wide range of tantalising new movies. Here are the ones our critics are most intrigued about

Scott Tobias, Charles Bramesco, Adrian Horton, Veronica Esposito, Benjamin Lee, Jesse Hassenger, Guy Lodge, Radheyan Simonpillai, Andrew Lawrence, Lauren Mechling and Andrew Pulver

05, Jan, 2023 @7:08 AM

Fantastic Beasts to Love Actually: best films to watch over Christmas

Adam Driver stars in an action-packed adaptation of Don DeLillo’s great American novel, while Frank Capra’s smart twist on A Christmas Carol offers a lesson in the season’s true spirit

Simon Wardell

24, Dec, 2022 @7:00 AM

Adam Driver’s new film 65 blasts dinosaurs into extinction. What’s not to love?

This time-travelling sci-fi thriller has massive flop written all over it. Or it could be the greatest piece of cinema ever created

Stuart Heritage

15, Dec, 2022 @4:07 PM

White Noise review – Don DeLillo adaptation is a blackly comic blast

DeLillo’s novel of campus larks and eco dread has long been ogled by Hollywood. Now it gets an elegant, droll treatment from Noah Baumbach, starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig

Peter Bradshaw

01, Dec, 2022 @1:20 PM

Venice film festival opens with White Noise, Oscar buzz and a reluctant sex symbol

The 79th edition of the world’s oldest film festival finds Catherine Deneuve still supplying star power and a Netflix picture opening proceedings for the first time

Nadia Khomami Arts and culture correspondent

31, Aug, 2022 @4:46 PM

Romance, 14th-century style: why cinema has fallen for courtly love

From Cyrano to The Last Duel, the world of medieval chivalry is big on screen – and its preoccupation with appearances isn’t so far from our own

Phil Hoad

14, Feb, 2022 @12:02 PM

The best movies of 2021 … that you didn’t see

Guardian writers pick their favourite hidden gems from the year including a jumpy supernatural thriller and a tender queer romance

Simran Hans, Jordan Hoffman, Radheyan Simonpillai, Adrian Horton, Steve Rose, Pamela Hutchinson, Lisa Wong Macabasco, Benjamin Lee, Peter Bradshaw , Andrew Pulver, Guy Lodge and Charles Bramesco

30, Dec, 2021 @7:04 AM