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Resident Evil's ending, answered: what Bryan becomes, who flies the helicopters and where the cure went — 10 questions
Before The Weight: five essential Ethan Hawke performances, from Reality Bites to First Reformed
Before The Weight: five essential Ethan Hawke performances, from Reality Bites to First Reformed
La La Land ending explained: what that final sequence means, in Damien Chazelle's own words
La La Land ending explained: what that final sequence means, in Damien Chazelle's own words
'I finally like a David Ayer film': first reactions to Heart of the Beast say Brad Pitt's dog steals it
'I finally like a David Ayer film': first reactions to Heart of the Beast say Brad Pitt's dog steals it
James Gunn teased 'the blackest night is yet to come' with three Lanterns episodes left — the comics event where dead heroes rise
James Gunn teased 'the blackest night is yet to come' with three Lanterns episodes left — the comics event where dead heroes rise
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A thriller rated 4.9 on IMDb has knocked Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again? off No. 1 on Netflix US
A thriller rated 4.9 on IMDb has knocked Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again? off No. 1 on Netflix US
Rylee Reagan plays an 18-year-old who cons her way into an au pair job in Lisa France’s Seemingly Perfect Family, No. 1 in the US on 17 September.
Money Heist's Berlin is the villain in Prime Video's new legal thriller — already one of the biggest shows on streaming
Money Heist's Berlin is the villain in Prime Video's new legal thriller — already one of the biggest shows on streaming
Eugenio Derbez and Pedro Alonso lead El Juicio, a Mexican legal drama about an assault case against a rich family’s son, released on 11 September.
After Avatar, Edie Falco has her next TV lead — a former public defender dragged back into court
After Avatar, Edie Falco has her next TV lead — a former public defender dragged back into court
Edie Falco’s trading mobsters and meds for the courtroom as she takes the lead in a new Fox legal drama, per The Wrap.
Sheryl Lee Ralph apologised for calling Abbott Elementary the only real comedy in its Emmy category — the show then won nothing
Sheryl Lee Ralph apologised for calling Abbott Elementary the only real comedy in its Emmy category — the show then won nothing
Abbott Elementary’s Emmy winner Sheryl Lee Ralph has apologised for remarks about her fellow Emmy nominees — and it’s the line she’s walking back you’ll be after.
Universal is having second thoughts about releasing Alex Gibney's Musk documentary abroad — it got a four-minute standing ovation in Venice
Universal is having second thoughts about releasing Alex Gibney's Musk documentary abroad — it got a four-minute standing ovation in Venice
Universal Pictures is reportedly rethinking its plan to distribute Musk, and the latest release date chatter won’t cheer anyone waiting for the Elon Musk movie.
The Odyssey Oscar predictions: category by category, for the best-reviewed film of Nolan's career
The Odyssey Oscar predictions: category by category, for the best-reviewed film of Nolan's career
The Odyssey is the best-reviewed and highest-grossing film of Christopher Nolan's career. Here's how that converts into an Oscar campaign — the categories it can't lose, the ones Universal has a genuine strategy problem in, and the record it's chasing.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: what the title means — Kesey wrote the novel on night shifts at a psychiatric ward
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest: what the title means — Kesey wrote the novel on night shifts at a psychiatric ward
The title of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest comes from a nursery rhyme, but the novel came from a night job at a Californian veterans' hospital and a CIA drug programme. Here's where Ken Kesey got both.
Ron Howard's Medal of Honor drama with Adam Driver and Anne Hathaway takes Christmas Day 2027, the corridor that carried 1917
Ron Howard's Medal of Honor drama with Adam Driver and Anne Hathaway takes Christmas Day 2027, the corridor that carried 1917
You’ll see Adam Driver and Anne Hathaway team up in Ron Howard’s next for Amazon MGM Studios, reportedly slotted into a competitive holiday corridor.
Eleven Emmys in two seasons, and HBO Max's answer to The Pitt is a French copy about Paris paramedics
Eleven Emmys in two seasons, and HBO Max's answer to The Pitt is a French copy about Paris paramedics
HBO Max has announced a new French drama inspired by The Pitt's success — not a spin-off, but close enough to wind up some fans and delight others.
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu spent 125 million dollars on a dark comedy with Tom Cruise - early tracking puts the opening at 20 million
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu spent 125 million dollars on a dark comedy with Tom Cruise - early tracking puts the opening at 20 million
Tom Cruise’s next outing, Digger, isn’t exactly off to a flying start, with early box office tracking hinting at trouble well before its 2 October 2026 release.
Awful news: The Voice’s first-ever winner Ben Saunders has died unexpectedly, aged 43
Awful news: The Voice’s first-ever winner Ben Saunders has died unexpectedly, aged 43
Fans of The Voice will be stunned: the show's first-ever winner has died unexpectedly, aged 43.
Danny Boyle's Ink lands on Netflix with Guy Pearce as Murdoch — the villain of the piece is the editor he hired
Danny Boyle's Ink lands on Netflix with Guy Pearce as Murdoch — the villain of the piece is the editor he hired
Danny Boyle’s Ink tackles The Sun’s rise, with Jack O’Connell’s Larry Lamb crackling through a scathing tabloid drama — but how far does it really go?
Jeff Daniels is going back to slapstick: in The Reception he jilts the bride, and the wedding goes ahead without him
Jeff Daniels is going back to slapstick: in The Reception he jilts the bride, and the wedding goes ahead without him
Jeff Daniels — of Dumb & Dumber fame — is steering back to comedy, set to lead an ensemble romp built around a chaotic Scottish wedding.
Fifty-one years on, Spielberg still says he fears the sharks are angry at him for what Jaws did to them
Fifty-one years on, Spielberg still says he fears the sharks are angry at him for what Jaws did to them
Half a century on, one Jaws decision still nags at Steven Spielberg — and yes, there’s a specific choice he’d take back.
Three flops in a row for Andrew Garfield, and the one thing that would fix it is the suit he says he is done with
Three flops in a row for Andrew Garfield, and the one thing that would fix it is the suit he says he is done with
Andrew Garfield’s recent run of theatrical setbacks might leave him leaning on his superhero franchise for a much-needed lifeline.
Critics called Cynthia Erivo's Prima Facie a near-total muddle and praised her performance anyway
Critics called Cynthia Erivo's Prima Facie a near-total muddle and praised her performance anyway
Critics may be split on Cynthia Erivo’s latest crime drama, but you shouldn’t rule out an Oscar nod just yet.
A Harry Potter star has shared Alan Rickman’s heartwarming off-camera mission
A Harry Potter star has shared Alan Rickman’s heartwarming off-camera mission
Gary Oldman has lifted the lid on a quietly heartwarming behind‑the‑scenes mission Alan Rickman maintained on Harry Potter, underlining the late star’s famed kindness.
Spider-Noir got the axe — now four Spider-Man series are in the works
Spider-Noir got the axe — now four Spider-Man series are in the works
Despite Spider-Noir’s cancellation, Spider-Man’s TV web is still growing — with a fresh slate of series in development.
Hard to take — Gary Oldman on Heath Ledger and Philip Seymour Hoffman's deaths
Hard to take — Gary Oldman on Heath Ledger and Philip Seymour Hoffman's deaths
At the Toronto International Film Festival, Gary Oldman spoke movingly about Heath Ledger and Philip Seymour Hoffman, recalling learning of Ledger’s death more than 18 years ago.
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' just rewrote Universal's record books
Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' just rewrote Universal's record books
Universal Pictures has a new highest-grossing film, elbowing past the old record-holder — but the winner isn’t the one you’d have put money on.
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