The Rise and Fall of the Clash Redux review – screen encore for punk’s raging heroes
Danny Garcia’s second take on the band’s story looks past their riotous ascent to the gloomier and rather less watchable years that followed
Former Superman actor Dean Cain reveals he’s becoming an Ice agent to support Trump’s mass deportation agenda
The actor will be sworn in ‘ASAP’ amid the federal agency’s recruitment drive and unprecedented immigration raids that have sparked protest across the US
How did a new War of the Worlds movie get a 0% critical rating?
A cursed Covid-made version of the HG Wells classic, starring Ice Cube, has emerged after five-year delay – perhaps it should have stayed buried
Weapons review – Zach Cregger’s slick Barbarian follow-up is a bumpy ride
The in-demand writer-director’s initially ambitious yet ultimately simplistic ensemble horror offers jolting moments but lacks substance
Mubi film distributor faces backlash over investor’s ties to Israeli military
The boutique distribution company and streaming platform, behind horror hit The Substance, has been criticized by film-makers and festivals
‘I must document everything’: the film about the Palestinian photographer killed by Israeli missiles in Gaza
Fatma Hassona used poetry and photography to record the death and devastation she saw daily. Was she targeted by the IDF? We speak to the director of Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk, a film about the journalist
Loni Anderson obituary
Actor who starred as the smart receptionist in WKRP in Cincinnati and was married to Burt Reynolds for six years
Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical review – party like it’s 1959
A strong cast sings live versions of all the hits against screens showing the film, backed by a terrific band and willing extras recruited from the audience
Sense and Sensibility review – blue-chip cast decorates Emma Thompson’s pleasurable Austen adaptation
Thirty years later, this richly enjoyable film is back with its quality lineup including Kate Winslet and Hugh Grant alongside Thompson herself
Dirty Work review – a jolly holiday with Mary Floppins
Jessica Barton sets about cleaning up the domestic acts of the men in her audience with comically strict discipline
Francis Ford Coppola in hospital in Rome for ‘scheduled’ procedure
A representative for the Godfather film-maker denied earlier reports that the director had experienced a mild cardiac arrhythmia
Spike Lee, Adam McKay and over 2,000 writers decry Trump’s ‘un-American’ actions in open letter
Screenwriters from Writers Guild of America, also including David Simon and Celine Song, call out president’s ‘authoritarian assault’ on free speech
First Blood: Rambo’s first outing is a surprisingly poignant comment on masculinity
Directed by Wake in Fright filmmaker Ted Kotcheff, the 1982 ‘vetsploitation’ flick is brutal, destructive and tragic – just like the world that men created
Sydney Sweeney: the Hollywood up-and-comer who started a culture war
The Euphoria and Anyone But You star has one of the most promising careers within young Hollywood but controversy has stuck to her
Freakier Friday review – puppyishly uninhibited Jamie Lee Curtis saves body-swap sequel
The body-swap comedy continues and while Lindsay Lohan puts in a serviceable appearance it’s her co-star who makes this zany update a treat