Review: The Jungle Bunch (U)
A maniacal koala bear with delusions of grandeur threatens the safety of creatures great and small in The Jungle Bunch.
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Review: mother! (18)
The lower-case lettering and exclamation point of Darren Aronofsky’s twisted psychological thriller reflect the Oscar-nominated writer-director’s nightmarish vision: intriguing, pretentious, confusing and ultimately pointless.
Review: American Assassin (18)
You can’t always exorcise the ghosts of the past as one tormented young man discovers in Michael Cuesta’s testosterone-fuelled action thriller, based on the novel by Vince Flynn.
Angelina Jolie dazzles with her children on red carpet at Toronto premiere
Angelina Jolie has said her children “worked hard” on the set of her new film as they joined her for the red carpet premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival.
JJ Abrams to replace Colin Trevorrow as director of Star Wars: Episode IX
The Force Awakens filmmaker JJ Abrams will return to a galaxy far, far away to replace Colin Trevorrow as the director of Star Wars: Episode IX.
Review: Wind River
Justice is blind and frost-bitten in Wind River, an impeccably crafted thriller set on a snow-laden Indian reservation, where the murder of a teenager sends a chill through a community riven by bigotry and fear.
Review: Killer clown Pennywise is back and It’s terrifying
Buried within the 1,000-plus pages of Stephen King's disturbing 1986 novel It are piercing truths about the corruptibility of childhood innocence and the redemptive power of friendship.
Instant chemistry with Victoria And Abdul co-star needed no acting – Dame Judi
Dame Judi Dench admitted she had no problem finding herself attracted to co-star Ali Fazal when filming for Victoria And Abdul.
Christian Slater returning to West End to star in Glengarry Glen Ross
Christian Slater is returning to the West End stage in an upcoming revival of Glengarry Glen Ross.
Lizzy Caplan marries Tom Riley in Italy
Mean Girls star Lizzy Caplan has married British actor Tom Riley.
Harry Potter star Warwick Davis thanks fans on landmark date celebration
Harry Potter star Warwick Davis praised fans of the wizard for giving the books and films “life beyond the page and screen” as he joined them to celebrate a landmark date in the story.
Harry Potter fans join Warwick Davis to mark ’19 years later’ date
Harry Potter star Warwick Davis joined fans of the hit books at Platform 9 3/4 at London’s Kings Cross station as they celebrated a landmark date in the story of the young wizard.
Review: Statton (15)
Based on a series of novels by former Special Boat Service commando Duncan Falconer, Stratton is a globe-trotting spy caper that ricochets between Iran, Ukraine, Rome, Uzbekistan and London.
Review: The Limehouse Golem (15)
During an ominous lull in Juan Carlos Medina’s macabre murder mystery set on the fog-choked streets of Victorian London almost a decade before Jack The Ripper ran amok, a stage actor draws parallels between his craft and human nature.
Review: Patti Cake (15)
Inspired by writer-director Geremy Jasper’s efforts to break into the New York music scene, Patti Cake is a crowd-pleasing underdog story, which wears its heart on its sleeve.
Jamie Foxx joins celebrity fundraisers for Storm Harvey
Oscar-winning actor Jamie Foxx has joined the growing list of Hollywood stars helping the relief effort for Storm Harvey and has announced that a telethon fundraiser will take place.
Actress Chloe Bennet says surname change is due to ‘racist Hollywood’
Actress Chloe Bennet has said she had to alter her surname because “Hollywood is racist” and “wouldn’t cast me with a last name that made them uncomfortable”.
Matt Damon and Carey Mulligan lead BFI London Film Festival line-up
Oscar-tipped movies starring Matt Damon, Annette Bening, Joaquin Phoenix and Carey Mulligan are all part of the line-up for the BFI London Film Festival, where projects that highlight social issues will take centre stage.
Lord Of The Flies all-female Hollywood remake provokes outrage
A new adaptation of Lord Of The Flies has sparked a backlash before filming has even begun – because the stranded islanders will be girls.
Sandra Bullock donates one million dollars to the Red Cross after Storm Harvey
Sandra Bullock has donated one million dollars (£774,000) to the American Red Cross, as Hollywood stars pledge money to help the thousands afflicted by Storm Harvey.
British actor quits Hellboy movie following whitewashing outcry
British actor Ed Skrein has left the upcoming reboot of Hellboy after his casting sparked claims of whitewashing.
Emma Watson named most influential celebrity
Emma Watson has been named the celebrity who most inspires and influences teenagers in a new poll.
Directors pay tribute following death of Tobe Hooper
Filmmakers Edgar Wright and William Friedkin were among those paying tribute following the death of Texas Chain Saw Massacre director Tobe Hooper.
Ryan Reynolds crops wife out of picture in funny birthday message
Ryan Reynolds jokingly hogged the spotlight in his birthday message to his wife Blake Lively – by cutting her out of the picture of the couple.
Russell Brand has turned ‘domestic’ after tying the knot with Laura Gallacher
Comedian and actor Russell Brand has turned “domestic” after tying the the knot with partner Laura Gallacher this weekend.
Fans remember Sir Bruce’s acting talent after Bedknobs And Broomsticks re-run
Fans of Sir Bruce Forsyth have rediscovered the late star’s acting talents from his cameo role in 1971 movie Bedknobs And Broomsticks, which has been aired on television.
Honour for God’s Own Country to be compared to Brokeback Mountain, says star
The star of a new film about a gay relationship which blossoms on a Yorkshire farm has said it is an “honour” to be compared to Oscar-winning film Brokeback Mountain.
Wonder Woman director hits back at James Cameron over criticism
Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins has hit back at James Cameron and his “inability to understand” the character after he commented that the superhero film was a “step backwards”.
Dame Judi Dench: Equal pay will never exist for actresses
Dame Judi Dench has said the Hollywood pay gap will never disappear no matter how often stars speak out.
Wonder Woman a ‘step backwards’ for women, says James Cameron
Oscar-winning director James Cameron has said the celebrated Wonder Woman film is a “step backwards” for women.
