Film

The Life of Chuck is supposed to be a celebration of all the joys and losses of the human experience, but everything about it is on the surface.

Josh and Benny Safdie are making their own movies for the first time in 15 years. Yet somehow, they’re both releasing sports biopics at the same time.

The Australian cinema community has lost one of its most passionate champions. Beloved film critic David Stratton has died at 85.

THE WASHINGTON POST: First they slayed seductive, singing demons. Then they smashed Netflix streaming records. Now Huntr/x are conquering the charts.

Everyone’s favourite amnesiac super spy will enter a new era after Universal signed an expensive deal with author Robert Ludlum’s estate.

The annual Kennedy Centre Honours production may see significant changes under Donald Trump, who revealed the honourees during a visit to the arts complex on Wednesday.

In 2017, Daniel Day-Lewis declared he was done with acting, and formally quit. After eight years, he’s back with his new film to premiere next month.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Ballet dancers tended to be unenthusiastic about the Darren Aronofsky film, seeing a jumble of bad ballet cliches instead of a thrilling story about a tortured perfectionist.

Twenty years after two of Hollywood’s biggest names went their separate ways, superstar actor Jennifer Aniston has given a rare insight recounting the fallout following her divorce from Brad Pitt.

WENLEI MA: Comedy is a balm, a chicken soup for the soul. It distracts us and it heals us. When everything starts to feel overwhelming, comedy is what pulls us out of a funk.

‘That’s stalking’: Beloved British actress, Emma Thompson, says Donald Trump called her to ask her out the same day her divorce was finalised.

Decades after her culture-shaking performance in ‘Basic Instinct’, the actress is as daring as ever — and not just on film.

No joke but The Naked Gun may be the funniest 85 minutes you’ll spend in a cinema this year. You’d be a fool to wait for it to land on streaming.

Bridget Jones and Carrie Bradshaw both stormed on the scene as two 30-something city girls selling us a fantasy of excitement, love and friendship. Where did those dreams end up?

To say Eddie Murphy phoned it in would be generous. There’s no fizz in this unlikely bedfellows heist comedy.