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Big names from Leonardo DiCaprio to Timothée Chalamet are aiming for a win at Hollywood's most important Oscars precursor ...

His brutal movies put Korean cinema on the map. Now the director of Oldboy is back with a blistering satire about a man driven to murder after redundancy ...

Featuring Wood, her famous sidekicks Julie Waters and Celia Imrie and other female standups, this documentary is tender, moving and an absolute hoot ...

Emily Henry's hit book has been adapted into a glossily made yet charmless attempt to resurrect the friends-to-lovers formula ...

There's a great deal of unpretentious B-movie fun to be had in this brief, brutal and slickly made creature feature ...

The Son of Saul director recalls how getting his first job as assistant to the austere master was a hard but inspiring lesson in the most ambitious kind of movie-making ...

Gerard Butler returns to keep his family safe from post-apocalyptic chaos in a glum and misjudged follow-up to the superior 2020 adventure ...

Ahead of his reunion with Ben Affleck in thriller The Rip - as well as starring role in Christopher Nolan's upcoming Imax epic The Odyssey - we run through the best work of one of Hollywood's most reliable heroes ...

Given his rise during the ego joyride of the 1980s, it's no shock that Trump's foreign policy is to emulate that decade's belligerent cinema ...

Responding to new reporting finding only nine of the directors behind 2025's 100 top-grossing US films were women, Hamnet film-maker questions industry's capacity for inclusivity ...