This Easter, a new movie based on Sylvanian Families will be released into cinemas. If you’ve been keeping up with films based on toys for
Category: Films
Why are the most expensive Netflix movies also the worst?
The full effect of Netflix on the film industry, positive or (more likely) negative, will be reverberating for years to come. But in the short
Direct Action review – French activist commune shows everyone how to make a protest count
In France, ZAD – “zone to defend” in English – refers to plots of land occupied by radical activists with the aim of blocking planned
Conan O’Brien to return as Oscars host for 2026 awards ceremony
Conan O’Brien is to return as host of the Oscars ceremony in 2026 after a successful first stint earlier this month. The Academy of Motion
Is Sadie Sink’s casting in Spider-Man a sign that Marvel is looking to the future?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in a somewhat peculiar spot at the moment. Faced with a nagging sense of superhero fatigue and the dawning horror
Streaming: A Real Pain and the best mismatched buddy movies
Kieran Culkin’s mile-a-minute turn in A Real Pain was the single most lauded performance of this past awards season, winning pretty much every best supporting
Gene Hackman estate goes to court to prevent release of autopsy pictures
A representative for the estate of actor Gene Hackman is seeking to block the public release of autopsy and investigative reports, especially photographs and police
‘Musicals can be quite sinister’: Tilda Swinton and Joshua Oppenheimer on bonkers bunker singalong The End
Time is short for the family at the heart of Joshua Oppenheimer’s new film. Mother, Father and their adult son eke out their days in
No Other Land director calls Florida mayor’s campaign against his film ‘very dangerous’
The Israeli director of No Other Land has criticised a Florida mayor’s efforts to evict a local cinema after it screened his Oscar-winning documentary about
The Parenting review – supernatural caper is a so-so comedy and a lousy horror
Writer-director Craig Johnson broke out with 2014’s spiky comedy drama The Skeleton Twins, a film that hit familiar Sundance indie beats but hit them better