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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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Ethan Hawke hauls gold for Russell Crowe's warden in The Weight, out now with 93% on Rotten Tomatoes
Ethan Hawke hauls gold for Russell Crowe's warden in The Weight, out now with 93% on Rotten Tomatoes
Padraic McKinley’s Depression-era survival thriller premiered at Sundance and opened in UK cinemas on 18 September, with Julia Jones and Austin Amelio.
For a Few Dollars More, often called the best western sequel ever made, is free on YouTube
For a Few Dollars More, often called the best western sequel ever made, is free on YouTube
Sergio Leone’s 1965 western with Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Gian Maria Volonté is streaming for nothing on YouTube.
Resident Evil could hit digital in mid-October and Netflix in December, if Sony repeats what it did with Goat
Resident Evil could hit digital in mid-October and Netflix in December, if Sony repeats what it did with Goat
Sony hasn’t announced dates, but its horror Goat reached digital six weeks after cinemas and Netflix three months later.
Henry Cavill's WWII flop The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare hit No. 3 on Netflix US in under 24 hours
Henry Cavill's WWII flop The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare hit No. 3 on Netflix US in under 24 hours
Guy Ritchie and Henry Cavill’s WWII film sits behind only The Seemingly Perfect Family and Why Did I Get Married Again? in the US.
Zack Snyder has sold his Fountainhead series twice — both buyers backed out within a week
Zack Snyder has sold his Fountainhead series twice — both buyers backed out within a week
Zack Snyder has written 10 of the 12 episodes of his Ayn Rand adaptation and told Happy Sad Confused why studios keep getting cold feet.
Eight trilogies where every film is a masterpiece, from Back to the Future to The Lord of the Rings — Star Wars is out on a technicality
Eight trilogies where every film is a masterpiece, from Back to the Future to The Lord of the Rings — Star Wars is out on a technicality
Three films and done, each one strong: the Cornetto, Dollars, Dark Knight, Before and Three Colours trilogies make the list alongside Middle-earth.
With Reacher over, the WWII flop where Alan Ritchson plays a Hawkeye-style archer has taken over Netflix
With Reacher over, the WWII flop where Alan Ritchson plays a Hawkeye-style archer has taken over Netflix
Guy Ritchie’s WWII caper, a box office disappointment in April 2024, has climbed past Puss in Boots: The Last Wish in Netflix’s US film chart.
At 38, Akira is out-grossing Andrew Garfield's new epic in US cinemas — on a third of the screens
At 38, Akira is out-grossing Andrew Garfield's new epic in US cinemas — on a third of the screens
Crunchyroll and Sony’s 4K and IMAX run of Otomo’s 1988 classic has become Akira’s best North American release ever — on fewer than 800 screens.
Is Midsommar scary? Ari Aster calls it a breakup movie; the BBFC gave it an 18
Is Midsommar scary? Ari Aster calls it a breakup movie; the BBFC gave it an 18
Ari Aster's folk horror unfolds almost entirely in daylight and barely uses a jump scare, which is why viewers can't agree on whether it's frightening. What the BBFC actually flagged, how opening-weekend crowds graded it, and which of the two cuts to watch.
La La Land filming locations: the real Los Angeles spots behind every big scene, and how to visit them
La La Land filming locations: the real Los Angeles spots behind every big scene, and how to visit them
Damien Chazelle shot La La Land on real Los Angeles ground — a freeway interchange, a Griffith Park hiking road, a Hermosa Beach jazz room that has been booking bands since 1949. Here's the address for each big scene and what you'll find there now.
Sam Raimi makes movie from horror survival video game, yep, with Toy Story 4 director
Sam Raimi makes movie from horror survival video game, yep, with Toy Story 4 director
Sam Raimi is plotting a big-screen take on a smash horror survival game, with the Toy Story 4 director aboard, as 20th Century Studios snaps up the rights.
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.
Charlize Theron is turning a hit mafia webcomic into a series — a nanny who babysits for the mob and fights like a spy
Charlize Theron is turning a hit mafia webcomic into a series — a nanny who babysits for the mob and fights like a spy
Hulu is adapting The Mafia Nanny, the Webtoon about a nanny-academy graduate hired to look after a mafia underboss’s son. Theron is on board as a producer.
Go on, guess — Zack Snyder’s favourite DC movie is the obvious one
Go on, guess — Zack Snyder’s favourite DC movie is the obvious one
Pressed to name his best film, Zack Snyder picked his favourite DC movie of the four — and you can probably guess which fan-pushed director’s cut he means.
David Corenswet says the Man of Tomorrow characters are 'a little more mature' — the sequel puts Superman in an uneasy alliance with Lex Luthor
David Corenswet says the Man of Tomorrow characters are 'a little more mature' — the sequel puts Superman in an uneasy alliance with Lex Luthor
David Corenswet is hinting Man of Tomorrow will show Superman in a different light — the sort that’ll make DCU fans sit up.
Meet the ‘new Tarantino’ — fans say it’s Zach Cregger after his near‑perfect Resident Evil
Meet the ‘new Tarantino’ — fans say it’s Zach Cregger after his near‑perfect Resident Evil
With 'Resident Evil' set to cap a cracking three-film run, fans are suddenly likening Zach Cregger to a certain revered director — no pressure.
At 64, after riding a motorbike off a 7,000-foot cliff, Tom Cruise told GQ that he does not fear death
At 64, after riding a motorbike off a 7,000-foot cliff, Tom Cruise told GQ that he does not fear death
Tom Cruise has finally said whether those death‑defying Mission: Impossible stunts actually scare him, telling GQ straight.
Zack Snyder already took pieces of The Dark Knight Returns for Batman v Superman - now he wants the whole book, outside the DC universe
Zack Snyder already took pieces of The Dark Knight Returns for Batman v Superman - now he wants the whole book, outside the DC universe
Zack Snyder has a comic-book favourite for his next adaptation — and it’s the sort likely to set fans at odds.
The DCU has its first R rating - Clayface cited for gore, nudity and drug use, in cinemas on 23 October
The DCU has its first R rating - Clayface cited for gore, nudity and drug use, in cinemas on 23 October
Brace yourself: Clayface’s DCU movie is steering into body horror, with an MPA rating teasing it won’t skimp on the gnarlier stuff.
Marvel hid Hayley Atwell on the Avengers: Doomsday set by putting someone else's name on her chair
Marvel hid Hayley Atwell on the Avengers: Doomsday set by putting someone else's name on her chair
Marvel Studios pulled a sneaky on-set move to keep Hayley Atwell’s Avengers: Doomsday return secret — and she’s finally spilled the beans on how they pulled it off.
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