On Sunday, the Oscars take place after the devastating California wildfires which killed at least 29 people, forced more than 200,000 to evacuate and destroyed
Category: Films
‘Kind of sad’: Timothy Dalton reacts to Amazon’s James Bond deal
The ex-007 star Timothy Dalton has weighed in on last week’s announcement on the future of the James Bond franchise. On 20 February, Amazon announced
Saldaña squished and Chalamet chafing as Ariana and Cynthia bag the best seats: the 2025 Oscars class photo
Every year during Oscars week, it has become tradition for all the nominees to meet up and eat a meal together. This is usually followed
The Last Showgirl review – Pamela Anderson dazzles as Vegas dancer hitting midlife
Warm and generous performances carry this good-natured movie from director Gia Coppola; it’s actually the sort of approachable, actor-led drama for grownups that pundits complain
Oscars 2025: best actress nominees – awards, interviews and what their chances are
Demi Moore for The Substance View image in fullscreen Career wins and nominations: After a career marked more by box office records than silverware –
Evan Gershkovich memoir to be adapted for big screen by Conclave director
Edward Berger, whose topical papal thriller Conclave is nominated for 10 Oscars, is to direct a film version of the forthcoming memoir of Wall Street
Oscars 2025: best director nominees – reviews, interviews and chances for victory
Sean Baker for Anora View image in fullscreen Track record: Baker came out of the US’s microbudget/indie subculture; his first feature, Four Letter Words, was
The Brutalist is about a great architect. Columbus is a heartfelt tribute to great architecture
Brady Corbet’s Oscar hopeful The Brutalist offers a somewhat skewed depiction of architectural intent, one where public demonstrations of genius and private catharses have an
There’s a reason Hugh Grant is the best thing in middling movies: he writes his own lines
We can all agree that Paddington in Peru was, well, fine. Compared to the previous Paddington films it was a bit of a damp squib,
Papa review – Sean Lau is tremendously subtle as a bereaved father and husband
This film starts with a horrific crime: without warning, a 15-year-old boy stabs his mother and sister to death with a kitchen knife in their