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Top five films: best of the big screen

Top five films: best of the big screen

Out pick of what's showing on the big screen this week.

  • by Jake Wilson

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Woody Allen sues Amazon for $96 million over terminated movie deal
Woody Allen

Woody Allen sues Amazon for $96 million over terminated movie deal

Allen is seeking damages after Amazon Studios shelved his movie A Rainy Day in New York following renewed focus on sexual abuse allegations against the filmmaker.

Finding freedom to create a picture of Van Gogh in At Eternity's Gate
Willem Dafoe

Finding freedom to create a picture of Van Gogh in At Eternity's Gate

Willem Dafoe found new artistic freedom playing Vincent van Gogh.

  • by Stephanie Bunbury
Why Hollywood may not give Liam Neeson a second act
Opinion

Why Hollywood may not give Liam Neeson a second act

The actor's racist anecdote could put him beyond redemption in the eyes of movie makers and viewers.

  • by Celia Walden
There is going to be a Four Weddings and a Funeral sequel ... sort of
Hugh Grant

There is going to be a Four Weddings and a Funeral sequel ... sort of

Twenty five years after the cult romantic-comedy classic first hit cinemas, the cast are reuniting for a short in aid of Comic Relief.

  • by Amy Croffey
Bradley Cooper was 'embarrassed' by Oscars best director snub
Oscars

Bradley Cooper was 'embarrassed' by Oscars best director snub

"The first thing I felt was embarrassment, actually," the A Star Is Born director told Oprah Winfrey.

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Maria by Callas review: The highs and lows of one of the greats

Maria by Callas review: The highs and lows of one of the greats

It takes a while for Maria Callas to get around to discussing the shock she suffered on hearing her lover, Aristotle Onassis, had married Jacqueline Kennedy, but when she does, she doesn't hold back.

  • by Sandra Hall
Capharnaum review: A raw slice of refugee life

Capharnaum review: A raw slice of refugee life

Capharnaum is a Dickensian tale updated to the slums of modern-day Beirut with 12-year-old Zain as its Oliver Twist.

  • by Sandra Hall
Cold Pursuit review: Liam Neeson seeks revenge, again, but this time it's beneath him

Cold Pursuit review: Liam Neeson seeks revenge, again, but this time it's beneath him

In this remake of the Norwegian thriller In Order of Disappearance, the landscape is pretty but the comedy feels forced, unnecessary and just plain nasty.

  • by Paul Byrnes
Escape Room review: Teen horror thriller doesn't open any new doors

Escape Room review: Teen horror thriller doesn't open any new doors

Ideally, a film like this should set out to bamboozle not just the characters but the viewer as well.

  • by Jake Wilson
The best and worst movie trailers from the Super Bowl
Pop culture

The best and worst movie trailers from the Super Bowl

The on-field action may have been anti-climactic, but the pop culture attractions in the ad breaks more or less scored.

  • by Robert Moran