Quarter of Odeon cinemas to open only at weekends
Lack of blockbusters blamed as chain contacts loyalty scheme members about move starting on Friday
Time to try harder – James Bond has no licence to kill the film industry
As Cineworld prepares to shut down 128 UK cinemas, the decision to delay the release of No Time to Die demonstrates an enraging loss of courage
Cineworld to cut 45,000 jobs as Covid closes cinemas
Picturehouse and Regal owner’s shares plunge 60% as it says about 5,500 UK staff will go
Time to die? British cinemas fear ruin without latest James Bond film
UK cinemas are in a trap: without big releases audiences won’t come but without audiences studios won’t risk releasing major films
Can Hollywood on the Gold Coast help save Australia’s floundering film and TV industry?
International producers flocking to Covidsafe Australia to shoot big-budget films may not bring the benefits the local industry needs
Avatar 2 is ready for launch – but has James Cameron left it too late?
The first sequel is in the can and the second is almost complete but the universe has changed in the 11 years since cinema’s biggest sci-fi blockbuster
Tony Todd on Candyman, Black Lives Matter and seeing stars cry on the set of Platoon
The actor who terrified a generation in the 90s horror classic returns to the role for the sequel – and for a documentary looking back at the gruelling shoot on Oliver Stone’s iconic 1986 war movie
Borat 2 imminent, reports suggest, with Trump, Epstein and Giuliani as targets
Sacha Baron Cohen said to have test-screened follow-up to his 2006 hit, which was shot during the pandemic
Sarah Paulson: ‘If I’m terrified, I feel compelled to do it’
She runs from bees and hates planes. But with acting, Sarah Paulson is scared of nothing. She talks about her roles in American Horror Story and Ratched – and about her ‘creative marriage’ with screenwriter Ryan Murphy
Will Nicolas Cage’s Superman finally get to fly in The Flash?
The actor, who has already voiced an animated Man of Steel, would surely leap at the chance to play him in the forthcoming superhero movie
Arthur Wooster obituary
James Bond film cameraman and director who masterminded action shots for Pierce Brosnan and Roger Moore
Charity fundraiser Captain Tom Moore signs film deal for biopic
The film-makers behind Fisherman’s Friends will dramatise the former British army officer’s ‘unique and inspiring story’
Mulan: why it was a missed opportunity to create a strong Asian woman on screen
In casting waif-like Liu Yifei in its live-action remake, Disney squandered its chance to show a Chinese audience that girls can be both beautiful and tough
Nomadland wins Toronto film festival people’s choice award
Victory for Chloé Zhao’s drama starring Frances McDormand means it now looks certain to get a best picture Oscar nomination
After We Collided: does this shock hit point the way to cinema’s future?
Ignored by critics, barely marketed and released in just 47 cinemas, the YA romance has eclipsed X-Men at the UK box office and even ran Tenet close. What’s its secret?