Film
Forty years on, Stand By Me is back in cinemas. The coming-of-age story comes of age
Forty years on, Stand By Me is back in cinemas. The coming-of-age story comes of age
Rob Reiner's film presents a carefree summer in 1959 that turns into a fateful inflection point for its Oregon tearaways
Splitsville: The romcom chucking a grenade into domestic bliss
Splitsville: The romcom chucking a grenade into domestic bliss
One Last Deal review: a magnification of everything we love about Danny Dyer
One Last Deal review: a magnification of everything we love about Danny Dyer
The President’s Cake review: a surprisingly sweet depiction of life under an uncaring regime
The President’s Cake review: a surprisingly sweet depiction of life under an uncaring regime
Nouvelle Vague review – Richard Linklater's witty, whimsical love letter to Jean-Luc Godard
Nouvelle Vague review – Richard Linklater's witty, whimsical love letter to Jean-Luc Godard
Rental Family review – satisfaction guaranteed with Brendan Fraser
Rental Family review – satisfaction guaranteed with Brendan Fraser
The Thing with Feathers review – a bruising but rewarding watch
The Thing with Feathers review – a bruising but rewarding watch
Die, My Love review – an extremely fraught, emotionally intense tale of motherhood
Die, My Love review – an extremely fraught, emotionally intense tale of motherhood
The Mastermind review – Kelly Reichardt lays out the worst-laid plans
The Mastermind review – Kelly Reichardt lays out the worst-laid plans
Good Boy review – tails of the unexpected in a ghostly shaggy-dog story
Good Boy review – tails of the unexpected in a ghostly shaggy-dog story
The Colonel and The King by Peter Guralnick review – behind the myth of Elvis and his manager
The Colonel and The King by Peter Guralnick review – behind the myth of Elvis and his manager
Dead of Winter review – Emma Thompson is an ice cool, unlikely hero
Dead of Winter review – Emma Thompson is an ice cool, unlikely hero
The Golden Spurtle: A porridge-making championship that feeds the soul
The Golden Spurtle: A porridge-making championship that feeds the soul
The Toxic Avenger review – genuinely pure, if also puerile, artistic intentions at work
The Toxic Avenger review – genuinely pure, if also puerile, artistic intentions at work
Savages review – a deeply political film designed to raise awareness of Indigenous rights
Savages review – a deeply political film designed to raise awareness of Indigenous rights
Tornado director John Maclean: 'There aren't many samurai Westerns set in Britain'
Tornado director John Maclean: 'There aren't many samurai Westerns set in Britain'
Dangerous Animals review – you're gonna need a bigger bait
Dangerous Animals review – you're gonna need a bigger bait
The Surfer review – Nicolas Cage rides a wave of desperation
The Surfer review – Nicolas Cage rides a wave of desperation
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera review – heist sequel has blood, sweat and De Beers
Den of Thieves 2: Pantera review – heist sequel has blood, sweat and De Beers
The Return – Ralph Fiennes embarks upon on a nail-biting odyssey
The Return – Ralph Fiennes embarks upon on a nail-biting odyssey
Like Tears in Rain review – Blade Runner's Rutger Hauer as we've never seen him
Like Tears in Rain review – Blade Runner's Rutger Hauer as we've never seen him
The Last Showgirl review – Pamela Anderson finds the pathos in Vegas
The Last Showgirl review – Pamela Anderson finds the pathos in Vegas
This bizarre tale of a snail-obsessed misfit might be the unlikely hit of the Oscars
This bizarre tale of a snail-obsessed misfit might be the unlikely hit of the Oscars
Saturday Night captures the energised rush of an US institution
