Hacksaw Ridge
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Danny Boyle’s bad boys slug it out with the cute warbling critters of family animation Sing
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Mel Gibson directs this true-life tale of a US army medic who refused to bear arms with great force, but little subtlety
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Five of the best… new films T2 Trainspotting and Hacksaw Ridge: this week’s best new films in the UK
The Scottish degenerates are back after 20 years, while Mel Gibson makes a return of his own. Plus: Cameraperson, Christine and La La Land -
The people behind the cameras, stunts and special effects on six classic war movies explain their creation
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The actor formerly known as Spider-Man is back with a bang, playing the spiritual lead in films by Martin Scorsese and Mel Gibson
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Guardian Australia’s film critic counts down this year’s best offerings from the silver screen
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Damien Chazelle’s movie musical gets another pre-Oscars boost, as Barry Jenkins’s Moonlight chases its tail. Plus: good news for Deadpool and Florence Foster Jenkins – and snubs for Silence and Sully
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Best film and best director nods for Hacksaw Ridge mark a considerable comeback for the disgraced star. But why have Globes voters gone schtum on Martin Scorsese’s powerful Silence?
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Gibson was finished after a run of racist and antisemitic outbursts. But will the second world war drama Hacksaw Ridge prove that there are second acts in Hollywood lives?
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Mel Gibson’s second world war film Hacksaw Ridge takes third place in a weekend that sees moviegoers flock to cinemas
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Gibson comes out firing through the fog, smoke and stink of war in the ‘extraordinary true story’ about war hero Desmond T Doss
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The actor/director is enjoying a comeback with films such as Hacksaw Ridge and Blood Father. Are we safe with him being so pumped up?
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The director has embellished earlier Venice film festival comments against big-budget superhero movies, with one particular blockbuster in mind
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Gibson returns to the directing chair after a decade dogged by controversy, dwelling on the faith inspired bravery of his film’s conscientious-objector protagonist
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Andrew Garfield stars as decorated conscientious objector Desmond Doss in Gibson’s highly effective shot at a major directorial comeback
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Andrew Garfield to star in second world war drama about conscientious objector Desmond Doss, with Vince Vaughan and Sam Worthington also said to be on board
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The once-mighty star, humbled by scandal in recent years, is to head down under to direct his first film since Apocalypto
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Following an eight-year silence as a director, Gibson will film Hacksaw Ridge, the true story of the second-world-war pacifist who won the medal of honour
Box office analysis: UK T2 Trainspotting gets high on UK box office's adults-only chart