Triangle of Sadness wins coveted Palme D'Or in Cannes
Cannes Film Festival is over for another year and film fans were anxiously following the Cannes Awards ceremony.
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Ray Liotta dies in his sleep aged 67
Ray Liotta, the iconic actor best known for his role as Henry Hill in Goodfellas, has passed away in his sleep at the age of 67.
Kevin Spacey facing sexual assault charges in the UK
The actor, who is attempting to make a comeback, is set to be charged with four accounts of assault in the UK.
The most anticipated films from Cannes
Cannes Film Festival is about to wrap up in the south of France so we take a look at some of the films we can’t wait to hit cinemas.Â
The Quiet Hits At The UK Box Office in 2022
They might not be doing Marvel numbers, but there's a growing band of smaller films helping prop up the UK cinema box office in 2022.
Elvis Receives A 12-Minute Standing Ovation and Rave Reviews at Cannes
It seems that The King is indeed back, with Baz Luhrmann’s glitzy biopic Elvis receiving positive buzz from its world premiere.
Top Gun: Maverick's Jay Ellis, Greg Tarzan Davis, and Danny Ramirez: ‘If you felt sick, you had to persevere’
Ahead of Top Gun: Maverick’s cinema release, we chatted to some of the cast about the long-awaited sequel.
Sony Confirms Bad Boys 4 Is Still In Development
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence will return in Bad Boys 4, despite reports that the film had been put on hold.
Miles Teller On Top Gun: Maverick: ‘There's one or two moments where I completely stopped acting’
Ahead of Top Gun: Maverick’s cinema release, we chat to Whiplash-star Miles Teller about playing Goose's son Rooster in the film.
Jon Hamm on Top Gun: Maverick: ‘It was the easiest yes I've ever had in my career’
Ahead of Top Gun: Maverick’s cinema release, we chatted to some of the cast about the long-awaited sequel. First up, Jon Hamm!
Mission Impossible 7 Trailer Officially Lands
The trailer for the 7th instalment of the Mission Impossible franchise leaked over the weekend, but it’s now available to watch online.
Emergency Review: A Series of Unfortunate Events
★★★☆☆
Carey Williams’ Emergency is a piercingly sharp and witty comedy that quickly turns into a drama, but can’t quite balance the two.
Benediction Review: A Quietly Devastating Biopic From The Master of British Cinema
★★★★☆
Terence Davies brings us Benediction, a remarkable and devastating biopic of war poet Sigfried Sassoon, played by Jack Lowden.
Firestarter Review: Completely Lacking Any Spark
★☆☆☆☆
Firestarter, yet another Stephen King adaptation, arrives with very little fanfare and no wonder - it’s shockingly bad.
Top Gun: Maverick review | The greatest blockbuster of 2022
★★★★☆
Tom Cruise is back in the cockpit and we’re all the better for it; Top Gun: Maverick is the definitive blockbuster of our times.
Everything Everywhere All At Once review | The best multiverse movie you should watch
★★★★☆
The directors behind the farting corpse film are back with a story of a woman drawn into the multiverse in Everything Everywhere All At Once.
Kevin Spacey Set to Return to Hollywood With A New Film
Spacey, who has been accused of sexual assault and abuse, is making his return to the big screen with 1242 - Gateway to the West.
The Quiet Girl Review: A Compelling and Moving Debut
★★★★☆
The Quiet Girl is a quietly affecting film about a girl of few words. But who needs words when you have visual language like this?
Teaser Trailer For Avatar: The Way Of Water Brings Us Back To Pandora
Jake Sully and Neytiri are back in James Cameron's much-awaited sequel to 2009’s Avatar, the highest grossing film of all time.
Father Stu Review: A 90s Relic That Feels Lazy and Outdated
★★☆☆☆
Mark Wahlberg plays his usual type in this tired, predictable film about a boxer-turned-priest from writer-director Rosalind Ross.
Is the Marvel Cinematic Universe getting too complicated?
The endless stream of Marvel content seems to be everywhere and the vast majority of filmgoers love it. But we spot a potential problem…
Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness Review: Elizabeth Olsen Carries This Tired Superhero Sequel
★★★☆☆
Benedict Cumberbatch is back as Doctor Strange but the superhero fatigue is setting in as even Sam Raimi can’t conjure up anything unique.
NT Live to Broadcast Two New Productions in Cinemas
A Shakespeare favourite and a classic comedy are headed to our cinema screens as the National Theatre announces its newest cinema lineup for Autumn 2022.
Thomas Daneskov on Wild Men: Why Are Men So Bad At Feeling Bad?
Director Thomas Daneskov tells us all about how the film Wild Men came to be and who he’d cast in the American remake.
May Indie Cinema Guide
While we love a bit of Doctor Strange and Top Gun, we also love smaller films so here’s everything a bit more indie coming in May.
May Blockbuster Cinema Guide
The month of May begins and ends with a bang with two huge franchises returning to our screens, but worry not, there’s some gems in between too.
Wild Men Review: Absurd, but Flawed Exploration of Masculinity
★★★☆☆
Thomas Daneskov’s Wild Men is weird; part-thriller, part-comedy, but it’s mostly a fascinating look into a man’s psyche.
Directors Who Quit: From Gone With the Wind to Jane Got a Gun
With Justin Lin’s exit from Vin Diesel’s petrolhead Family in the headlines, now seems a good time to run down some of the times from Hollywood history that directors decided to quit.
Downton Abbey: A New Era Review: Fails To Justify Its Existence
★★☆☆☆
It's worth saying right off the bat that, if you love Downton Abbey, then its latest film outing is exactly what you want it to be.
The Caped Crusader will return as The Batman 2, announces Warner Bros.
Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson will return to Gotham once again after the critical and commercial success of the first instalment.
