New Ali G movie completed, 24 years after original
Sacha Baron Cohen has finished filming a new Ali G movie, with locations in Oxfordshire and the US. Title and release date unconfirmed.
Category : Film Cinema
Moana Live-Action Remake: Dull and Pointless
Dwayne Johnson reprises Maui in a competent but cynical live-action Moana remake, lacking excitement and feeling superfluous despite fine co-star rapport.
Saccharine Review: Eating Disorder Body Horror
Natalie Erika James's Saccharine uses body horror to explore eating disorders, with Midori Francis as a medical student obsessed with weight loss pills made from human ashes.
Evil Dead Burn Review: Gory Horror Tears Family Apart
Evil Dead Burn review: Sébastien Vaniček's gory new chapter in Sam Raimi's franchise follows a grieving family torn apart by Deadites, with extreme violence and dark humor.
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Evil Dead Burn: A Sadistic Endurance Test in Horror
Evil Dead Burn, directed by Sébastien Vaniček, is the most harrowing entry yet, blending French Extreme Cinema with psychological trauma. The film follows Alice battling Deadites and abusive in-laws, with intense gore and emotional resonance.
Call of My Life review – bright Nigerian romcom for summer
Nigerian romcom Call of My Life follows Sol, a call-centre worker who falls for a charming customer. Uzoamaka Power stars and writes in this breezy summer film.
Sunshine: Danny Boyle's Space Slasher as Atheist's Nightmare
In Danny Boyle's 2007 sci-fi thriller Sunshine, a crew must nuke the dying sun back to life, blending existential horror with stunning visuals and a star-studded cast.
The Odyssey hailed as 'cinematic triumph' in first reactions
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey premiered in London to rave first reactions, with critics calling it 'an absolute triumph' and 'a filmmaking feast'. The film, shot entirely on IMAX, stars Matt Damon and releases July 17.
Why The Post is my feelgood movie
Steven Spielberg's The Post is a fast-paced, feelgood film celebrating journalism, with Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks delivering top performances.
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Croydon film firm drives 'CRO-llywood' hub from shed to Cannes
Disauthority, founded in a garden shed, is now a key player in Croydon's plan to become a UK film hub, with a Cannes-selected film and 12 staff.
Independence Day at 30: Secrets, Spacey near-cast, sequel regrets
Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin reveal the making of Independence Day, including Kevin Spacey's near-casting, Will Smith's rise, and the disappointing sequel.
Minions director explains Bonnie Blue 'reference' in new film
Minions & Monsters director Pierre Coffin clarifies that a shout in the film was mistaken for Bonnie Blue's name; it was actually part of animator Omid Rajabalipour's surname.
The Invite Review: Relatable Swinging Comedy-Drama with Wilde and Rogen
The Invite, a sparkling comedy-drama starring Olivia Wilde and Seth Rogen, explores swinging and adult themes with relatable humor. Based on a Spanish play, it's a must-see.
Birds of War: Love Amid Aleppo Carnage
Birds of War is an award-winning docudrama where directors Janay Boulos and Abd Alkader Habak fall in love while covering Syria's war, using a psychotherapist to heal from trauma.
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Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie review: goofballs time travel
Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol's film follows two slackers who accidentally time-travel to 2008, threatening their band's existence. A lo-fi comedy with unexpected visual effects.
Lexi Minetree: Copying Reese Witherspoon 'Would Be a Disservice'
Lexi Minetree says mimicking Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods 'would be a disservice' as she stars in Amazon Prime's prequel series 'Elle', aiming to capture the character's essence at a younger age.
Executioner review: Sleazy MP in blackmail thriller
Peter Benedict stars as a sleazy MP in this darkly comic blackmail thriller, based on his own play. The tiny-budget film feels stagey as double-crosses pile up.
Not a Pretty Picture review: Coolidge's rape docudrama still shocks
Martha Coolidge's 1976 docudrama recreating her rape remains a powerful, pioneering Brechtian experiment, now on Mubi from July 1.
The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan thrills with big budget
The 2023 French blockbuster The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan delivers kinetic swordplay, a €70m budget, and a cliffhanger ending, becoming France's biggest box-office hit of the year.
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Citizen Vigilante review: Armie Hammer's incoherent return
Armie Hammer stars in Uwe Boll's low-budget film Citizen Vigilante, a poorly acted revenge fantasy about migrants and the 'woke left' in Europe, promoted by Elon Musk.
Millie Bobby Brown Respects Henry Cavill's Boundaries
Millie Bobby Brown says she still respects Henry Cavill's boundaries on Enola Holmes 3 set, as the 22-year-old star discusses the upcoming sequel and her transition from child stardom.
Fragments of Ice review: Soviet collapse via home videos
Maria Stoianova's film uses her father's video diaries from the 1980s-90s to document the Soviet collapse and his obsession with western shopping malls.
The Last Assassins: Blade Runner Echoes in Dystopian Thriller
Athena Park stars in a post-apocalyptic tale with familiar Blade Runner vibes, but the debut director's visual flair can't mask a thin plot.
The Love Hypothesis trailer drops, reviving rom-coms
The Love Hypothesis trailer debuts at Amazon's Obsessed Fest, starring Lili Reinhart and Tom Bateman, set for September 23, 2026, on Prime Video.
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Brokeback Mountain kept me in the closet then set me free
A gay man recounts how watching Brokeback Mountain at 14 pushed him deeper into the closet, but a second viewing years later helped him embrace his identity.
Chanel Beads: Indie Breakout of the Year with Haunted Hooks
Shane Lavers, aka Chanel Beads, twists sublime folk and chaotic synths into bewitching new shapes, earning praise from Lorde and Billie Eilish.
Little Brother review: Netflix comedy fails Eric André
Eric André's Netflix comedy Little Brother is a conventional, unfunny misfire that fails to showcase his surreal talents, despite John Cena and a promising premise.
The Mission review: Gaza surgeon's harrowing war doc
Review of The Mission documentary: British nerve surgeon Mohammad Tahir operates in Gaza's bombed-out hospitals, saving lives amid tragedy and gore, with moments of relief.
Strung review: Blumhouse-Tyler Perry thriller misfires
Strung, a Peacock thriller from Blumhouse and Tyler Perry, mixes genres but lacks tension. Chloe Bailey stars as a violinist caught in a web of secrets. The film feels like a chopped-down limited series.
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The Furious review: exhilarating martial-arts mayhem
Kenji Tanigaki's martial-arts film The Furious follows a handyman hunting traffickers who kidnapped his daughter, delivering intense action that rivals the Raid films.
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