Commemorative socks are one thing, Jeff Goldblum, but you’re missing a trick not doing official knickers | Stuart Heritage
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A Minecraft Movie review – building-block game franchise spin-off is rollicking if exhausting fun
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‘I was too busy to sleep with millions of people’: ex-boybander Eg White on penning bangers for Adele, Duffy – and a builder
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Share your tributes and memories of Val Kilmer
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Balomania review – those magnificent Brazilians and their flying balloons
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Val Kilmer: an ethereally handsome actor who evolved into droll self-awareness | Peter Bradshaw
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Val Kilmer, star of Top Gun, Batman Forever and The Doors, dies aged 65
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The full comté: quest to make a semi-hard cheese is French cinema’s breakout hit of the year
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Help! Why are none of the new Beatles cast from Liverpool? | Peter Bradshaw
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Sylvanian Families: The Movie review – bunny goes looking for gift in danger-free kids story
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Black Cab review – Nick Frost on outstanding form in creepy taxi-driving Brit horror
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The Beatles: actors playing the Fab Four in Sam Mendes’ biopics announced
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Coyote vs Acme: $70m Looney Tunes film to be released after being canned by Warner Bros
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Yes, Helen Mirren, James Bond is profoundly sexist. But more than a telling off, he needs a face-off
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Halle Berry says Oscars not designed for black female actors ‘so we have to stop coveting them’
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Four Mothers review – remake of Mid-August lunch moves to Dublin and brings out queer subtext
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‘Can kick me out of any funk’: why Sullivan’s Travels is my feelgood movie
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Screamboat review – rodent IP horror sends Mickey Mouse on a ferry rampage
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James Bond should not be a woman due to franchise’s ‘profound sexism’, says Helen Mirren
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‘Woodstock for elder millennials’: the Garden State soundtrack anniversary concert
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Richard Chamberlain – a life in pictures
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Richard Chamberlain, hero of Dr Kildare and ‘king of the miniseries’, dies aged 90
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‘Drawings do not lie’: film-maker Michel Hazanavicius on his animated feature about the Holocaust
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‘It’s soul-destroying’: actors’ fury over the rise of self-tape auditions
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Visions of America: 25 films to help understand the US today
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The End review – post-apocalyptic musical with Tilda Swinton is catastrophically self-indulgent
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‘I go for the jugular’: Carrie Coon on The White Lotus, female friendship and toxic politics
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From Hollywood’s goofy stoner to serious satire: the reinvention of Seth Rogen
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Academy apologises for failure to back Palestinian Oscar winner over attack
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‘His genius is elusive’: Harry Lawtey and Toby Jones on bringing Richard Burton back to the screen
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Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip review – snarking all the way
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From A Working Man to Lucy Dacus: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Academy board to meet as response to No Other Land director’s arrest decried
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‘I heard he won the Oscar but he had to give it back’: Will Smith gets jiggy with the Slap
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Avengers: Doomsday: a doomed character pile-up or a masterstroke-in-waiting?
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Post your questions for Jack O’Connell
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Warfare review – film-makers’ message gets lost in the deafening blizzard of battle
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents: The Musical review – no frights, no thrills … this mashup is a mystery
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A Real Pain to Con Mum: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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The Life List review – overly neat Netflix weepie leaves dry eyes
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No Other Land co-director condemns Academy’s letter to members after Hamdan Ballal attack
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The Woman in the Yard review – pared-back horror is Grandma’s Footsteps: The Movie
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North By Northwest review – Emma Rice takes Hitchcock in delightful new directions
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‘I was surprised how common it is’: the director of Sebastian on his controversial film about an author who enters sex work
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Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart to reprise X-Men roles in new Avengers film
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A Working Man review – Jason Statham actioner is far too much work
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‘Don’t be afraid of what you don’t know’: the inimitable genius of Andy Kaufman
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‘It was revenge for our movie’: Oscar winner says soldiers helped settlers attack him in West Bank
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Woman tells court Gérard Depardieu groped her buttocks and breasts on set
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The End review – end of the world singalong drama commands attention
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‘Porn is the most conservative business I was ever in’: behind the scenes at Café Flesh
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The Stimming Pool review – film-makers on the autistic spectrum dive ingeniously into the uncanny
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Director Marco Berger: ‘My films make some masculine viewers question if they could be gay’
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Misericordia review – waking dream of a movie is one of the strangest films of the year
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Amazon confirms producers to steer next James Bond film: ‘greatest sense of responsibility’
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Terra in Vista review – roaming with a found family of seasonal farm labourers
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Romcom ageism: is George Clooney right to hang up his heartthrob hat at 63?
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Loved Severance? Try Triangle, the underrated puzzle box thriller that might break your brain
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Hamdan Ballal: Oscar-winning Palestinian director released from Israeli detention
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Sew Torn review – seamstress thriller turns into Run Lola Run-style alternative-reality caper
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Stephen Graham says Bruce Springsteen’s ‘beautiful’ text left him in tears
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Werner Herzog tells aspiring directors to work in a ‘sex club or lunatic asylum’
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Rita review – sensitive portrait of domestic abuse seen through the eyes of a child
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Irena’s Vow review – the extraordinary tale of a real-life Holocaust rescuer
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‘A modern-day Greek tragedy’: the life and death of artist Thomas Kinkade
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Hamdan Ballal: Oscar-winning Palestinian director attacked by Israeli settlers and arrested
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Snow White’s sleepy start at US box office buoyed by Republican voters
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‘It was not a boyband!’ Micky Dolenz on the madness of being in the Monkees
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Samuel L Jackson on shark thriller Deep Blue Sea: ‘I’ve had many deaths – but everyone remembers this one’
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David Cronenberg says Brutalist AI controversy was a ‘campaign against’ the film by rival Oscar nominees
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