Only the robust presence of Russell Crowe – and what might conceivably be a sly visual joke about exiled Russian plutocrat Mikhail Khodorkovsky – make
Category: Films
‘Sexuality is as individual as a fingerprint’: Daniel Craig and Luca Guadagnino on Queer
There is no shortage of directors who have made movies about gay life only to then backtrack and claim they were not specifically gay stories
Sundance 2025: Olivia Colman, Jennifer Lopez and Josh O’Connor lead lineup
World premieres starring Olivia Colman, Jennifer Lopez and Josh O’Connor spearhead the lineup of next month’s Sundance film festival. The Utah-based festival will showcase 87
Emaciated zombie in 28 Years Later is not Cillian Murphy, sources confirm
When the trailer for Danny Boyle’s belated zombie sequel 28 Years Later released on Tuesday, the less-than-rosy-cheeked appearance of the first film’s star, Cillian Murphy,
Elton John: Never Too Late review – few surprises but plenty of joy in official life story
Here is a snapshot of the great singer-songwriter and pop genius as he prepares to retire from touring; he is to play his final live
Jim Carrey came out of retirement for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 because he ‘needed the money’
Jim Carrey says that he came out of retirement for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 because he needed the money. Carrey was speaking on the red
Paul Mescal to star in Beatles film, Ridley Scott appears to confirm
Gladiator II director Ridley Scott appeared to confirm a longstanding film-industry rumour that Paul Mescal will play Paul McCartney in the four-film Beatles biopic announced
From Roger Moore With Love review – the amazing life of the louchest Bond
That lovable British star Roger Moore, who ascended to movie Valhalla with seven James Bond films between 1973 and 1985, gets the indulgent, affectionate treatment
The Bibi Files review – tapes and testimony expose paranoia and petulance of Netanyahu family
The grotesque Hamas pogrom of 7 October 2023, in which around 800 Israeli civilians were murdered and 250 taken hostage – supported by some who
Sujo review – Mexican coming-of-age drama in the shadow of a cartel killing
Here is a Mexican crime drama without the crime – or without much of it, taking place chiefly on the margins of serious violence. It