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A grim, grave-faced look at Jesus realising he is in fact the son of God is a bafflingly acted and messily made bore ...

Reactionary boy's own adventure sends craggy gentlemen mercenaries Burton, Moore and Richard Harris into somewhat implausible action ...

The actor and the director of Train Dreams - a quietly powerful tale of a logger in 1900s Idaho - on the slog of getting it made, the joy of motel living and why human-made things will always beat AI ...

Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi lead the Saltburn writer-director's Charli xcx-soundtracked take on Emily Brontë's novel, referred to as 'the greatest love story of all time'

The Sundance award-winner, now landing on Apple TV+, is a remarkably unvarnished look at a couple dealing with a devastating diagnosis ...

Longlegs director Osgood Perkins takes us on a dark journey to the woods in a creepy and visually inventive nightmare with a killer lead performance ...

Lots include the annotated shooting script for Die Hard and a hand-drawn Halloween card from his Harry Potter co-star Rupert Grint ...

Remix of old and new material from TV series includes tremendous battle sequences but there's an awful lot of lore for new viewers to catch up with ...

The actor and comedian was Oscar-nominated for her film debut 40 years ago, then won an Academy Award just five years later. As she turns 70, we rate Goldberg's greatest hits ...

Having left her husband, Shaw's daughter moves in with her at the Manhattan apartment she grew up in and soon tensions arise - wry, sweet, melancholic but somewhat insubstantial ...