Movies

A billion-dollar Spider-Verse keeps growing, but co-creator Sara Pichelli says the money never made its way back to her.

Sorry, James Cameron, Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker showcases a more dangerous version of artificial intelligence than Terminator.

Claudio Fäh’s Turbulence takes audiences on a chillingly powerful trip to the clouds, with tension and sheer height compensating for...

A fiery new chapter is coming to Pandora, and James Cameron wants you fully caught up before the volcano blows....

Aragorn returns to screen in 2027’s The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum, but not with the king...

Early reactions to Nia DaCosta’s 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple say it’s possibly the best horror movie you’ll see...

Guillermo del Toro praises James Gunn’s hopeful take on the Man of Steel, calling the new Superman a powerful reminder...

Russell Crowe calls out Gladiator 2 for ditching the heart and honour that made Maximus legendary.

Paul Dano joins Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz in Florian Zeller’s tense new thriller, Bunker.

Daniel Stern would rather wrangle cattle than reunite with the Wet Bandits.

In this list, we've gathered ten of my favourite Christmas horror movies. Some are classics. Others may be new releases...

The Tree of life is a very rare creation; an impressionistic movie / film which answers and questions some of...

For some reason, the practice of turning popular movies into console games has fallen out of fashion in recent years...

Sci-fi films can be brilliant, with dramatic stories, mind-blowing action and visions of the future which leap straight from the...

What happened to the stars of Dracula Untold after the fangs came off?

From spine-chilling masterpieces to cinematic misfires, we're diving into the best (and worst) movies based on Stephen King's books.

IMAX believes Greta Gerwig’s rock-infused Narnia Netflix reboot will shake up cinema... forever.

Andy Serkis’ 15-year passion project finally moves forward with a surprising studio partner.

Paul Dano didn’t ask to be the main character of the internet this week, but Hollywood showed up anyway.

The screenwriter behind Dude, Where’s My Car? looks back 25 years later and wonders if the biggest joke was making...