Running, jumping, looking: is the new Mission Impossible the Tom Cruisiest film Tom Cruise has ever made?
Will the actor’s latest release deliver all of our favourite Tom Cruise moves and save the summer box office?
Daniel Kaluuya’s Barney the Dinosaur film to be ‘adult’ and ‘lean into millennial angst’
Mattel says the Barney movie will be inspired by Charlie Kaufman, while Barbie director Greta Gerwig is planning two Narnia movies for Netflix
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny struggles at global box office
Analysts decry ‘disastrous result’ as Harrison Ford’s Hollywood blockbuster takes $130m on opening weekend
‘It’s OK that life is hard’: Jennifer Lee, the bullied Cinderella fan who rose to billion-dollar boss at Disney
As co-writer and director of Frozen, she changed cinema forever. Now Lee is in charge of Disney animation – and creating a new blockbuster, Wish, about a dodgy king’s whistleblowing apprentice
Flamin’ not? Critics say popular snack founding myth is a hoax
White House denies cover-up, but critics say Eva Longoria-helmed Cheetos docu-drama distorts the true story of the spicy snack
The 25 best stunts in cinema – ranked!
In the forthcoming Mission: Impossible film, Tom Cruise drives a motorbike off a cliff and wrecks a 70-tonne train. But how does such derring-do compare with cinema’s most hair-raising escapades?
UK government to invest in film and TV AI special-effects research
Almost £150m to be spent on research labs to help future-proof industry and lift creative economy
‘Protege! Would you use that word for a man?’ Claire Denis on rum, Africa and rethinking MeToo
Choose your words carefully with France’s most brilliant – and formidable – film director, as she discusses being bourgeois, Harvey Weinstein, and her latest movie, Stars at Noon
‘It wasn’t really about the money’: the shocking story of Hollywood’s con queen
In a twist-filled new book, writer Scott C Johnson tears back the layers of deception in a story of a scammer who wreaked havoc in the film industry
‘Those who hate AI are insecure’: inside Hollywood’s battle over artificial intelligence
‘We are at a cocktail party pretending we know what we’re talking about,’ an editor said. But it’s clear the role of AI in cinema is dividing the industry
Sean Penn says failing to resist rise in AI screenwriting is a ‘human obscenity’
At Cannes film festival, the actor expressed his solidarity with the striking Writers Guild of America
‘It was apocalyptic’: Tim Richards of Vue on cinema’s collapse and comeback
The chain’s founder is celebrating its 20th anniversary – but for a while it, and the industry as a whole, was on the brink
Hollywood thinks it can divide and conquer the writers’ strike. It won’t work
Conglomerates want to turn us into gig workers or replace us with AI scabs. Writers across the world are uniting to fight back
From Bond to Heroes: what was affected by the 2007 writers’ strike?
As WGA members put their pens down again, a look back on the last industry-shifting strike
Thousands of TV and film writers are striking. Here’s why we had to
Studio profits have increased by 39% over the past 10 years – yet the average writer’s salary has gone down by 4%