Film

There are action blockbusters, sophisticated adult dramas and a farcical comedy that was the best time you could’ve had in a cinema this year. How many of these did you catch this year?

Get thee to a cinema because there are some exciting movies coming in 2026 featuring big names, and made by some of the greatest living filmmakers including Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan and Greta Gerwig.

You can’t avoid Timothee Chalamet. He is everywhere and he won’t stop talking about the only thing on his mind.

In the decades after becoming a megastar, the French actress became as known for her politics as she once had been for her acting career.

Do you want to be emotionally moved or just have an excuse to laugh your pants off? Or what if you need to entertain the kids? We’ve got you covered.

Fans might be excited for Chris Evans’ return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but his presence reflects a much larger problem for the once unassailable studio.

The first trailer for Christopher Nolan’s next epic has dropped, and when we say epic, we mean it literally.

The Housemaid might feature gorgeous actors in a lush setting, but the appeal of the story is that they’re scrappy losers, according to director Paul Feig.

‘He hardly sleeps, he skips meals.’

With so many movies aimed at everyone, adults can feel a little under-served at times. Sentimental Value, a family drama with superb performances, is the film for you.

Brendan Fraser tells The Nightly why the art of pretending can be good in more ways than one.

Rob Reiner’s son Nick has appeared in court in shackles and an anti-suicide vest after being charged with his parents’ murders. 

Always leave ‘em wanting more. Whether you attribute this old showbiz adage to PT Barnum or Walt Disney, James Cameron would’ve been wise to heed it when it came to Avatar: Fire and Ash.

French film My Brother’s Band explores the earnest pleasures of familial bonds and coming together despite differences.

The first teaser trailer for Disclosure Day has landed, and it very much contends that we are not alone.