Phantom Thread: A haunting masterpiece
Sir Daniel Day-Lewis bows out on a high as Paul Thomas Anderson returns with the best film of the year.
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Sir Daniel Day-Lewis bows out on a high as Paul Thomas Anderson returns with the best film of the year.
We take a look back through the last hundred years of the Academy Awards to see what has changed.
If you head to Los Angeles, as well as seeing the Hollywood sign, you should try and check out the filming of a TV show, to glimpse the machine behind the magic.
A politically-charged Best Director race influenced by a younger voting pool has made us question what it really means to direct a film.
Fred Fyles dives deep into Linklater’s wisecrack fuelled road trip drama, starring Steve Carell, Bryan Cranston, and Laurence Fishburne, and does not like what he finds...
The exploration of Obama’s last year in office is greatly lessened by a refusal to criticise.
Steven Spielberg’s prestige drama is nothing short of professional, but lacks frisson and excitement.
Anime is much more than it might appear at first. TV writers and anime enthusiasts Mingrou Xie and Pavan Inguva take you through their top picks for all tastes.
Film Editor Ashley Luckyram reacts to landmark nominations for first-timers Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peel, as Phantom Thread and Paul Thomas Anderson ghost into the reckoning.
Charlie Brooker is back, with six new episodes of his dark sci-fi anthology. But how do these episodes compare to seasons past? We take you through the highs, the lows, and the weird.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri heads into the Oscars race as a front-runner, but Martin McDonagh’s third feature tries to take on the heavy-hitting topic of police brutality, and falls flat.
At one point, it seemed that #MeToo and Time’s Up would pass director Woody Allen by, but things are starting to change, as more actors disavow their relationships with him.