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While box office continues to play catch up with pre-pandemic numbers, there's been a notable increase in the popularity of experiential cinema ...

Maryam Moghaddam and Behtash Sanaeeha, the makers of our No 2 film of the year, are currently under arrest. They talk about their trial, crossing red lines and why they're ready to fight ...

Women around me in the cinema groaned at what Amy Adams' character had to put up with in the film - and it was nothing to do with dogs ...

Carrey's Dr Robotnik is the best thing in elaborate third-instalment shenanigans that are pretty good fan-service fun ...

Jacques Audiard's trans gangster musical gets six nods while Anora and Nickel Boys are surprise omissions ...

The children's comic's role in a drama of 'death, deceit and carnage' shouldn't be a stretch for an established master of destruction ...

Jonathan Glazer's Oscar-winning look at the commandant of Auschwitz and his family living blissfully on the edge of the concentration camp makes for a deeply chilling horror ...

Our favourite animated heroes return, facing arch nemesis Feathers McGraw alongside a malfunctioning AI gnome - it's an exciting, ingenious and utterly timeless joy ...

Studio says 'many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline'

This heartfelt prequel to the 1994 classic recounts the dramatic backstory of King Mufasa but is scarred by a forgettable musical score ...