My cultural awakening: I watched Sleepless in Seattle and realised I had to cancel my wedding
As the big day approached, I tried to brush aside feelings of uncertainty. But the 90s romcom reminded me that I didn’t have to settle for anyone
Ghibli’s midlife crisis: as beloved Japanese studio turns 40 will the magic fade?
Much of Studio Ghibli’s success is down to one man: 84-year-old Hayao Miyazaki, a master animator whose presence towers over the studio’s output
The Guide #196: How blockbusters, streaming and risk-averse studios shaped the last 25 years of cinema
In the last of our miniseries, we look at how Hollywood has become a franchise machine. But in a sea of superheroes and sequels, there is still room for cinematic artistry
James Bond owners say name battle is ‘assault’ on 007 franchise
Exclusive: Dubai-based property developer has filed claims challenging trademark registrations, including the phrase ‘Bond, James Bond’
Brad Pitt in the paddock: how F1 the Movie went deep to keep fans coming
F1 and Liberty Media went to great lengths to accommodate production, with star’s APX team embedded within the sport
Double trouble: can James Gunn really make two separate Batman movies work?
It’s suggested that the Gunn-produced The Brave and the Bold will be set within the DCU while Matt Reeves’s sequel to The Batman will exist as a DC Elseworlds story
‘It put the fear of God in the audience’: the incredible story of how Jaws changed Hollywood
As the industry-shifting blockbuster turns 50, Richard Dreyfuss, Lorraine Gary and Wendy Benchley look back on the highs and lows
Grenfell: Uncovered review – heartwrenching account of avoidable tragedy
Bleak, enraging documentary combines firsthand accounts of the disaster with appalling record of official negligence
‘You’d never make Slumdog today’: Danny Boyle on risks, regrets and returning to the undead
In 28 Years Later, zombies maraud over a Britain broken by more than Brexit. Its director discusses cultural baggage, catastrophising – and why his kids’ generation is an ‘upgrade’
David Lynch’s belongings fetch $4.25m at auction, including scripts for unfinished film
Items ranged from video cameras and guitars to taxidermy deer heads, props from Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive – and the director’s personal coffee machine
‘Death is complicated and kaleidoscopically beautiful’: Jerskin Fendrix on his emotional new album – and life after Oscar success
The British composer broke into Hollywood as Yorgos Lanthimos’s go-to guy on Poor Things and more. But his heart remains in Shropshire – the backdrop to his ambitious, grief-stricken latest record
Mark Peploe, Oscar-winning scriptwriter of The Last Emperor, dies aged 82
Screenwriter, whose 1987 collaboration with Bernardo Bertolucci won nine Oscars, was also known for The Passenger directed by Michelangelo Antonioni
Gina Gershon: ‘Tom Cruise was tickling me in bed. I nearly broke his nose’
The star of Showgirls, Bound and High Rollers answers your questions on missing out on The Matrix, being a gay hero and swapping faces with her cat
Bride Hard review – Rebel Wilson action comedy is hard to endure
The star makes for a charmless lead in a rubbishy attempt to mash a female-led wedding comedy and an action caper
Is this an artist – or a coffee pot? The great William Kentridge reveals the strange secret to a great self-portrait
The South African artist has exhibited everywhere, bagging awards in art and theatre, while his work sells for millions. So why did he find becoming an artist so unnatural? Ahead of a major British show, he reveals all