Bill & Ted in cinemas, Enola Holmes, Miss Juneteenth and Tesla streaming
Plus: Netflix numbers at the Oscars, directors on screen, the odd literary source out
There’s a touch of pearl-clutching in report aimed at keeping ‘intimacy’ safe in the pandemic
Reeves and Alex Winter on their excellent adventure through 30 years of Bill and Ted
Plus: How many M's have there been in the official James Bond films?
Pinoccho and Spree on limited release, Project Power and Sputnik on demand
Sarah Silverman, Reginald D Hunter and more on a ‘profoundly stupid, completely brilliant’ comic
Letters reveal government objections to classic movie set in Japanese prisoner of war camp
Forbes ranks former wrestler’s earnings ahead of Red Notice co-star Ryan Reynolds and Mark Wahlberg
After four years, and rumours of creative tensions, Josh Boone’s film is finally here
Daniel Craig, George Lazenby and Irish actor Pierce Brosnan sidelined in Radio Times poll
The Thelma & Louise star on sexual harassment, prejudice, and having children in her 40s
Howard Ashman’s story is part of Hollywood’s new awareness of its own diverse history
Covid-19 crisis means Christopher Nolan’s new film will be a bellwether for all cinema
Jennifer Grey, who played Frances ‘Baby’ Houseman, to return for film
Plus: talking pictures’ first words spoken and the first animated best picture contender
Endings Beginning, Howard, Giraffe, Spaceship Earth
The Blues Brothers: Dan Aykroyd and John Landis on how they made the classic film
Politician realised America had a key role to play in reconfiguring Anglo-Irish relations
The shoot was as colourful as the film: ‘It was all madness. But it was delicious madness’
The director, who has died aged 76, created a diverse range of hits during his career
Review: With a thrillingly charismatic Millie Bobby Brown, this crowd-pleaser is warm, witty and heaps of good fun
Review: For all its virtues Miss Juneteenth is a bit lacking in grit
Review: Almereyda’s efforts to steer away from standard biopic tropes is admirable
Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter return almost 30 years on from the sequel, this third instalment is most excellent
Review: Friendless Lauren attracts the attention of rudderless odd-job man Pete
The characters struggle to develop personalities beyond their collective, God-driven psychosis
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