Paolo Sorrentino’s liberating new show
His ten-part television series starring Jude Law, “The Young Pope”, marks a sea change in how film directors work
His ten-part television series starring Jude Law, “The Young Pope”, marks a sea change in how film directors work
Damien Chazelle’s joyous musical, starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, makes you fall back in love with the sing-along. Could it spark a trend?
The controversial cartoonist is a cult favourite, with Alan Moore and Steve Martin among his many fans. As he confronts the smartphone era, his wit is still as sharp as his pen
Fields of dreams: what does it take to make a winning sports film? Nicholas Barber pitches some options
While Disney’s “Alice Through the Looking Glass” may not be wholly faithful to the original, its iconography is instantly recognisable. This is a credit not only to Lewis Carroll himself, but also to the many artists (and one in particular) who have over the years turned his words into images
Hollywood comedy has traditionally been dominated by men. Now, says Nicholas Barber, women are staging a takeover
As “Captain America: Civil War” hits cinemas, we present a handy guide to the superheroes of the Marvel universe
In “Zootopia” (or “Zootropolis”), a
cute rabbit delivers a timely – and surprisingly political – message
about multi-culturalism
A slick adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s dystopian novel, “High-Rise” could have been a warning. But Ben Wheatley’s film feels more like a relic
This supernatural chiller recreates the atmosphere of 17th-century New England, but lacks ambiguity
