Rock’n’roles: Dwayne Johnson films – ranked!
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Robert De Niro supports daughter Airyn as she comes out as trans: ‘I don’t know what the big deal is’
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Freakier Friday cast and crew criticise ‘hurtful’ Asian stereotypes in 2003 film
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Rust review – tragedy-marred Alec Baldwin western is a tough slog
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Martin Scorsese announces film that will feature Pope Francis’s ‘final interview’
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Damien Thomas obituary
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Restless Natives: The Musical review – rambling remake sings different tune to cult 80s movie
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Slade in Flame review – Midlands glam rockers offer A Hard Day’s Night meets Get Carter
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Borrowed Time: Lennon’s Last Decade review – reverential reminiscence takes its time
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‘It’s just a book’: Wuthering Heights casting director defends choice of Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi
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Thunderbolts* review – Florence Pugh is saving grace of Marvel’s hit-and-miss mess
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The Smashing Machine: Dwayne Johnson fights for an Oscar in first trailer
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Conclave director signs Brad Pitt for long-awaited adaptation of The Riders
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The Life of Sean DeLear review – loving film about queer black punk rocker, and secret legend
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Miami Vice: new movie on the way from Top Gun: Maverick director
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Going for Goldblum: fans flock to Jurassic Park star Jeff in London
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‘I wish I’d never written that damn movie’: Rust director Joel Souza on finishing his film after the fatal on-set shooting
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Playing to win: are video game movies replacing superhero blockbusters?
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Jeremy Renner speaks about ‘tiny but monumental slip of the mind’ which led to snowplough accident
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Two to One review – East Berlin cash scam capers through ruins of communism
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail at 50: a hilarious comic peak
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‘Like sinking into a warm bath’: why Jaws is my feelgood movie
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Bury Us in a Lone Desert review – moving and macabre odd-couple road trip
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Greta Garbo documentary reveals star as ‘a relaxed, silly, funny person’
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‘I stopped talking to my parents – and life opened up’: Heather Graham on family, ageing and ‘creepy’ film-makers
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How did Hitler’s film-maker hide her complicity from the world?
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Telling the incredible tale of Anna Politkovskaya has taught me one thing: I could never be that brave | Maxine Peake
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‘It feels empty’: is Hollywood film and TV production in a death spiral?
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From The Friend to Taskmaster: your complete entertainment guide for the week ahead
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Oh to Believe in Another World review – Gripping Kentridge and Shostakovich bring Stalin’s age of betrayal to life
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Can Predator: Badlands finally prove a shared universe with Alien was a good idea?
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‘I miss those days terribly’: readers share their defining video store memories
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A Complete Unknown to Havoc: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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‘Armed agents nearly turned up at my house’: fired DOJ attorney on defying Trump – podcast
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Sexual violence reported by 60% of women in Spain’s film industry
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Havoc review – Tom Hardy’s gonzo gun mayhem misses the point
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Netflix chief Ted Sarandos says cinemagoing is ‘outmoded’ and the streamer is ‘saving Hollywood’
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Coming soon … fame for film’s unsung superheroes: the trailer-makers!
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Until Dawn review – efficient, if unscary, video game horror
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Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut and Lynne Ramsay’s latest among significant Cannes additions
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‘I hum the Chariots of Fire theme all day, every day’: Nigel Havers on beach-running, playing Michael Caine’s son and hating his name
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Tell us: what are your favorite video store memories?
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Clean up on aisle four: the Toys R Us movie shows shopping and cinema are now interchangeable
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Pink Floyd at Pompeii MCMLXXII review – mesmerically peculiar portrait of band on cusp of greatness
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The holy screen: a brief history of popes on film and TV, from Peter O’Toole to Robbie Coltrane
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Raphael’s School of Athens review – rewarding study of Renaissance fresco
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Conclave viewership rose 283% on day of Pope Francis’s death
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‘Where is the adult?’: how Leonardo Van Dijl filmed the story of a child tennis star’s abuse
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Wind, Tide & Oar review – a love letter to the good old fashioned art of sailing
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An Army of Women review – shocking story of sex-assault survivors’ fight for justice
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Harvey Weinstein’s rape retrial to open with majority-female jury in New York
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‘The devil wants this pattern of mass death repeated’: Actors Guild of Nigeria calls for better regulation after two actors die
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Sinners: vampires, racial politics and a surprise cameo – discuss with spoilers
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Heartstopper to end with feature film finale
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Night Call review – locksmith opens the wrong door in impressively twisty crime caper
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Experts talk realism of Conclave movie: ‘Gets a lot of the details right’
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Goldbeak review – kids cartoon sends baby eagle to live in a chicken coop
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‘Every slap we got from the screws was real’: Ray Winstone on brutal borstal drama Scum
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Escape from Extinction: Rewilding review – the case for eco-tourism and trophy hunting
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Sinners is a horror film about the highs and lows of the Black experience | Andrew Lawrence
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Post your questions for Nigel Havers
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The Accidental Spy review – remarkable story of CIA operative abandoned by his handlers
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‘Aspirational in the silliest sense’: why The Lizzie McGuire Movie is my feelgood movie
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Neirud review – a mysterious family relationship that unravels Brazil’s complex social fabric
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‘Morally questionable’: inside the epic Lars von Trier exhibition in Copenhagen
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Warfare review – nerve-shredding real-time Iraq war film drags you into visceral frontline combat
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It’s not poverty that’s breeding the new populism. It’s wealth | Phillip Inman
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Sinners review – Ryan Coogler’s sexy southern gothic horror is a blast
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David Oyelowo: ‘My wife and I made the decision early on never to be apart for longer than two weeks’’
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The King Tide to They Live: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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