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Films of the week

In Cinemas

  1. Image
    BOTW 31 Oct 2015 Swaggeringly good

    James Bond: Spectre

    5
  2. Under Milk Wood
    BOTW 29 Oct 2015 A sex-obsessed shambles

    Under Milk Wood

    2
  3. Marco Leonardi in Black Souls
    BOTW 29 Oct 2015 Zings with realism

    Black Souls

    4
  4. Jafar Panahi in Taxi Tehran
    BOTW 29 Oct 2015 Witty guerrilla filmmaking

    Taxi Tehran

    4
  5. Ben Mendelsohn and Ryan Reynolds
    BOTW 22 Oct 2015 Hard drinking, high stakes

    Mississippi Grind

    4
  6. Image
    BOTW 22 Oct 2015 Sophisticated fun

    Hotel Transylvania 2

    3
  7. Mia Wasikowska in Crimson Peak
    BOTW 13 Oct 2015 Voluptuously horrible

    Crimson Peak

    4

Editor's picks

  1. Image
    BOTW 31 Oct 2015

    James Bond: Spectre

    5
  2. Daisy Ridley and John Boyega in Star Wars: The Force Awakens
    BOTW 29 Oct 2015

    Star Wars: The Force Awakens

  3. Image
    BOTW 03 Sep 2015

    Suicide Squad

  4. Todd Haynes's Carol stars Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett
    BOTW 03 Sep 2015

    Carol

    5
  5. Detail from the poster for Quentin Tarantino's 'The Hateful Eight'
    BOTW 03 Sep 2015

    The Hateful Eight

  6. Fantastic Beasts & Where to Find Them
    BOTW 03 Sep 2015

    Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Latest on Film

Daniel Craig in SPECTRE
Review 31 Oct 2015

SPECTRE review: 'a swaggering show of confidence'

Star Rating 5 Telegraph Star Rating
Rome looks like a $300-million-dollar Tiramisu

This is pure flamboyance from Sam Mendes as the 24th movie of the James Bond franchise combines hold-your-breath action and ghosts of 007 past, says Robbie Collin

Train fight
Feature 31 Oct 2015

Exploding watches, lairs and mice: a guide to SPECTRE's classic Bond references

The plot of SPECTRE casts 007 as a relic. But the film itself is a museum of nods to Bond movies past. Can you spot them all? WARNING: SPOILERS

it’s hard, while watching The Crow, to separate its dreadful circumstances from the morbidity of the actual story
Feature 30 Oct 2015

Brandon Lee and the ‘curse’ of The Crow

In 1993 the son of Bruce Lee was fatally shot on the set of The Crow. His tragic death has been the subject of much rumour, heartbreak, and fascination ever since

lostintranslation
Feature 30 Oct 2015

Will Bill Murray ever make another good movie?

Bill Murray: great guy, bad career choices. But don't give up on comedy's sad-sack king of sarcasm just yet...

Sacha Baron Cohen in the new Grimsby trailer
Trailer 30 Oct 2015

Grimsby trailer: watch Sacha Baron Cohen in the trailer for his new comedy

Mark Strong stars as 'the world's greatest spy', while Cohen plays his disreputable brother Nobby

Min-hee Kim, Yeo-jeong Yoon in Right Now, Wrong Then
Review 30 Oct 2015

Right Now, Wrong Then review: 'Sliding Doors with weight'

Star Rating 4 Telegraph Star Rating

Tokyo Film Festival: Korean director Hong Sang-soo gives us two variations on one love story – both as elegant as they are emotional

The Heat
News 30 Oct 2015

Oceans Eleven to get all-female remake

Sandra Bullock is the first cast-member to be named in David Ross's remake of the casino heist film

Four of the best films available on Netflix (clockwise from top left): Clueless, Blue is the Warmest Color, Aladdin and Reservoir Dogs
List 30 Oct 2015

The 88 best movies on Netflix UK

From Aladdin to Invasion of the Body Snatchers, here are the best films on Netflix, as reviewed by film critic Tim Robey

Billy Bob Thornton will return for Bad Santa 2
News 30 Oct 2015

Billy Bob Thornton signs up for Bad Santa 2

The sequel is scheduled for release in late 2016

Trying to take over the world since 1961: SPECTRE's leaders Franz Oberhauser and Ernst Stavro Blofeld
Feature 30 Oct 2015

What it's like to live with the surname Blofeld

Tom Blofeld

Sharing a surname with a supervillain hasn’t been easy for Tom Blofeld. Here, he reveals the genesis of 007’s arch-foe

Crimson Peak's creepy, creaking Allerdale Hall is a work of cinematic sleight-of-hand, with the bulk of the filming carried out on a sound-stage in Toronto
Feature 29 Oct 2015

The stories behind cinema’s scariest haunted houses

From Crimson Peak to the Overlook Hotel - the truth about the spookiest homes in film

The Revenge of the Sith did surprisingly well in the poll, while The Phantom Menace came bottom
News 29 Oct 2015

It's official: Revenge of the Sith is the best Star Wars movie ever

A new Rotten Tomatoes poll rates the six Star Wars films according to old reviews, with shocking results...

Sienna Miller and Bradley Cooper pose for photographers on arrival for the London premiere of the Burnt
Video 29 Oct 2015

Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller sizzle at the Burnt premiere

New film charts the rise of a burnt-out Michelin-starred chef

Jafar Panahi in Taxi Tehran
Review 29 Oct 2015

Taxi Tehran: 'witty guerrilla filmmaking'

Star Rating 4 Telegraph Star Rating

Jafar Panahi’s latest offering is a playful journey through the capital of Iran and Iranian cinema itself

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