He quit in 2022, but smoking was previously an integral part of the film-maker’s life and art

Leigh Whannell follows up The Invisible Man with another present-day revival of a Universal Monster. This one bites.

The ever excellent Amy Adams excels as a bored mum turning into a dog, while Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx head up a caper about two married ex-CIA operatives dragged back into the spy game

The films loosely based on Dave Fishwick’s real-life quest to set up his own bank have got Netflix viewers hooked. Katie Rosseinsky explores the secrets to their success

Tackling environmentalist issues like animal poaching, director Gilles de Maistre can’t transpose good intentions to a children’s film to root for.

Maybe they’re not perfect, but they’re in your corner when you need them.

Scott Eastwood and Willa Fitzgerald play former agents whose escape into civilian life gets derailed in Michael Polish’s convoluted shoot-‘em-up.

Jesse Eisenberg and Kieran Culkin star in the acclaimed comedy-drama.

David Lynch was a groundbreaking filmmaker whose imagination ran wild with proposed movies like ‘Ronnie Rocket’ and ‘One Saliva Bubble.’

Szwarc was also a prolific television director

The Fithian Group shared the first trailer for ‘You, Me & Her,’ which will be the inaugural film to test its digital distribution platform.

The “Sniper” film franchise has been going since the early ’90s, and it’s now in double figures. Here’s how you watch all the “Sniper” movies in order.

Actor told French chat show that he was charged a sum of £65

Directed by legendary writer Brian Clemens this macabre vampire yarn is marked by the Edgar Allan Poe template but has a charm and humour all of its own

Leigh Whannell’s unfocused follow-up to The Invisible Man is a howling disappointment, misjudged and dull

‘A Complete Unknown’ is chock-full of made-up scenes

14 of the 24 actors nominated have never been recognised by Bafta before

“We’re tracking the situation and supporting our BAFTA team and members out there as best we can,” Anna Higgs, who mentions the fires in a note tied to the BAFTA nominations, tells THR.

Denzel Washington is widely regarded as one of the greatest actors of his generation, but he remans a blind spot for the BAFTAs.

‘The Sixth Sense’ director is being sued for $81m (£66m)

Ranking the best movies from a career as long and illustrious as Clint Eastwood’s might be a tall order, but our list might go ahead and make your day.

Louis Chilton selects some of the most egregious pieces of casting in film history

The unconventional film has performed slightly better in the UK, making $4.7 million to date

‘Kids don’t understand how epic this photo is’ wrote fans

Butler on the “insane” filming injuries that happened during Zack Snyder’s fan-favorite hit.

A classy cast plays it straight in this enjoyably daft action epic about the crossbow sharpshooter forced to shoot an apple from his son’s head

Set in the same spot – from prehistory onwards – Zemeckis’s sentimental drama is an odd combination of cosmic ambition and domestic intimacy

One of my most anticipated movies of 2024.

Gerard Butler returns for this action sequel which has already been released across the Atlantic.

How was anyone okay with that?

I don’t know how I feel about this anymore.

Noémie Merlant, Naomi Watts and Will Sharpe languish in a luxurious hotel in Audrey Diwan’s self-conscious remake of the classic French softcore drama

‘It’s just strange, in a world of slasher films and porn, that people got so upset about this,’ he said

The Danish actor was 50 when he became an international star thanks to the success of the hit art satire ‘The Square’. Since then his career has rocketed with roles in projects such as ‘Dracula’ and ‘Bad Sisters’. He talks to Louis Chilton about learning to shoot a crossbow for his new film ‘William Tell’, and why he insists on having intimacy directors on set

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield’s bold new film about a woman who falls in love and then gets an ovarian cancer diagnosis tackles messy questions about motherhood most films won’t touch

Newly retired Kai is a miserable grump who lives alone, until he adopts Piggy, in this honest Hong Kong take on family dynamics and suicide

We can’t stop watching it, either.

Brolin shared some sage wisdom from a career of longevity.

From salary disputes and poor scripts to feuds and voiceovers that apparently sound ‘too old’, Hollywood is filled with stories of emergency recastings due to off-screen conflicts, writes Adam White

Actor said he is ‘definitely underpaid’ despite appearing in slew of high-budget projects

Sir Ridley Scott thinks Blade Runner flopped because of industrial espionage.

‘It was such a harrowing experience for me,’ actor said

Italian star would be ‘very moved’ to follow in the footsteps of her mother, a seven-time Oscar nominee

A panda travels to Africa to save his kidnapped dragon bestie in this bland, animated attempt to imitate some distinguished predecessors

Freddie Prinze Jr plays a middle-aged man-boy trying to cover up a death in this thriller that may be saved by the fact that it knows it’s ridiculously silly

‘It was such a harrowing experience for me,’ actor said

Actor previously claimed that Murray used ‘inexcusable and unacceptable’ language towards her while filming the 2000 action reboot

‘Who is that?’

Shot in stunning black and white, a tapestry of faces and voices beautifully lays bare the hidden subtleties of Indian women’s emotional lives

Brady Corbet’s Oscar-tipped epic is a film rich with history, which speaks volumes about America and its uneasy relationship with immigrants.