The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

Also: Marvel superheroes and their parents, Hitchock in colour, 007 by the numbers

Review: Delightful film follows two friends as they party their way into oblivion during last week of high school

Fewer instant classics on show, but Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite, Céline Sciamma’s Portrait of a Lady on Fire, dark drama The Lighthous(...)

New this weekend: Teen drama-comedy Booksmart, and Elton John biopic Rocketman

Review: Disney’s bid to make flesh of their animations has hit a speed-bump

Review: It doesn’t always make sense, but the choreography distracts from the musical non sequiturs

Cannes 2019: Quentin Tarantino reviewed, early Oscar buzz, plus Isabelle Huppert in Frankie

Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood shows off a fascination with period detail and gift for cinematic texture

Cannes diary: Polanski’s latest film screens in secret; plus reviews of Portrait of a Lady on Fire and Young Ahmed

Cannes diary: Robert Pattinson stars in The Lighthouse; and a crowded market for mutts

Cannes diary: New fund for film-makers; Nicholas Winding Refn says the future is in streaming? Maybe we should just go home and wa(...)

Cannes diary: Change comes slow for gender equality and Rocketman Taron tears up

Vivarium, an Irish science-fiction horror, has world premiere as part of International Critics Week at the film festival

Donald Clarke: The #sordidtruth about covering Cannes in the age of Twitter

Cinema is an increasingly puzzling market. So what counts as success for an Irish release?

Cannes diary: Jim Jarmusch, plus Sorry We Missed You, Bacurau and Les Misérables

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

New this weekend: John Wick 3, Birds of Passage, Beats, Tucked

Review: An epic work of folk, gangster and other-worldly cinema about a tribal family

Also: From the Riviera to the Oscars, Elton John beached, the woman’s angle

Flying saucers turn out to be recurrent motif, as zombie comedy gets mixed reception

Review: He kills everyone whose name you don’t know. It’s a masterpiece of martial choreography

Cannes diary: Gender parity, populist politics, freebies and zombies. It’s all go already

Star-studded cast of Bill Murray, Adam Driver, Tilda Swinton and Chloë Sevigny light up red carpet

Doris Day, star of Calamity Jane and Pillow Talk, dies aged 97

Donald Clarke: Some of us are quite happy being bad sports. Now get away from me

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

New this weekend: Amazing Grace, Float Like a Butterfly, Madeline’s Madeline, Pokémon Detective Pikachu

Time will tell about the quality of the films – but the programme does not disappoint

Disney shares its eight-year film schedule: Artemis Fowl lands next year, Avatar 2 in 2021

Also: How many people died on Judgment Day, according to the first line of Terminator 2?

Review: From a ‘Sex Box’ to a brief shot of Six Nations rugby, this sci-fi film makes for interesting viewing

To research their new film Birds of Passage, Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra visited the Wayuu people of northern Colombia to hea(...)

Review: The story, vaguely inspired by Katie Taylor, is about a Traveller girl who trains herself to boxing excellence

Review: Franklin’s 1972 recording was tied up in technical and legal problems for decades

Spidey orders you not to watch unless you’ve seen Endgame. Don’t tell us what to do, Parker

Francis Ford Coppola premiered his disaster-struck Vietnam epic at Cannes 40 years ago

Game of Thrones and Line of Duty prove that the collective TV event is far from dead

Float like a Butterfly has been worth every tough moment for director Carmel Winters

Review: Portman is the pop star from hell in this unrestrained fun ride

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

New this weekend: Woman at War, Vox Lux and Tolkien

Review: She wasn’t supposed to be the star of this Netflix political documentary. But she so is

Also: Never a sequel, an Oscar contender without a gong, going Who-less

The film, set in 1960s LA, stars Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio and Margot Robbie, will compete for Palme d’Or

Review: It’s a bit mean of the Tolkien estate to disavow this harmless, touching film

Review: The new Ted Bundy film starring Zac Efron feels like high-end telly

‘Nice job on spoilers in your Endgame review. Dick,’ read the first tweet

Donald Clarke: The act of appreciation is just a refined version of what audiences do every day

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

New: Eighth Grade, The Dig, Styxx, Ash Is Purest White, Avengers: Endgame, Donbass

Also: Big back in the ’60s, not based on Nicholas Sparks, Quiet Man Barry Fitzgerald

Review: The film comprises 13 equally cynical, comparably despairing vignettes

Review: An impressive oddity with Moe Dunford and Lorcan Cranitch that deserves renown

Review: The film excels as a character study of singular sensitivity

When is a reboot not a reboot? When it’s a new version of Frasier starring Kelsey Grammer

Review: The best superhero films nod at their silliness. This one’s short on fun

Lorcan Finnegan’s Vivarium, starring Jesse Eisenberg and Imogen Poots, will be shown during Cannes 2019 International Critics’ Wee(...)

How much harder it is for a star to deliver records that matter when, like Madonna, they have passed their 60th birthday?

We already know not to ‘watch what others are watching’. That way lies Mrs Brown’s Boys

Some think she’s ‘a bit frightening’, including in Neil Jordan’s Greta, but the star couldn’t be nicer

Avengers: Endgame set to become the fifth Marvel film in top 10 grossing of all time

New this weekend: Neil Jordan's Greta and Mel Gibson in Dragged Across Concrete

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

Also: A first for Marvel, Friends’ Phoebe and her parents, not directed by Ridley Scott

Review: Paolo Sorrentino looks a bit like a bad copy of himself in this ugly collage

Big-name auteurs in Croisette line-up, but only four films by women in competition

Review: To make something so boring of the fascinating true-life story of Soviet spy Melita Norwood takes a certain quality

The sudden interest in Meet Joe Black brings back an overlooked oddity from 1998

Pornography – even hard-core – was once big box office. The internet changed everything

Donald Clarke: Chris Evans’ endeavour into US politics may prove to be just a hero’s folly

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

New this weekend: Wild Rose, mid90s, Little

Also: Who was not in the Wild Bunch and who has yet to remake a Disney classic?

Review: After their child dies, a couple have visions suggesting the infant may still be nearby

‘This isn’t a goof’: Actor and director talks Mid90s and the power of writing

Review: The old jokes can still raise laughs if enjoyed in the right company

Review: She has all the talent she needs – a great voice, acting presence and comic timing

Released in April 1989, it changed everything for Daniel Day-Lewis and Jim Sheridan

Two decades after the Phantom Menace teaser, they are our age’s internet art form

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

New this weekend: Pet Sematary, Missing Link, Shazam!, The Sisters Brothers

Also: The Mafia and The Godfather, directing for Netflix and songs not on Trainspotting soundtrack

Review: You’d have to work very hard to kill the story of Bert Trautmann

Review: Too many asides and extended punch-ups drag this past the two-hour mark

Review: There are ideas worth pursuing here, but they needed a lot more refinement

Review: The story of a North Sea drilling crew facing catastrophe is told effectively

Former Hitler Youth member overcame animosity to become a star goalkeeper at Manchester City

The fanatical mother of Carrie, the self-sacrificing Mildred Pierce, the baddass Sarah Connor

Donald Clarke: A new print of A Clockwork Orange is on the way – get your boots on

Agnès Varda’s death is a loss to French cinema, but her legacy lives on

The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland

Also: John Wayne’s real name, the fat suit fracas and spot the fake Robert De Niro's movie

New this weekend: At Eternity’s Gate, Dumbo, The Man Who Wanted to Fly, Being Frank

Review: His comic creation – Sievey in a papier-mâché head – inspired Lenny Abrahamson’s ‘Frank’

Review: The film makes a genuine effort to engage with the artist’s mental torments

Review: Tim Burton makes canny use of a delightful cast including Colin Farrell and Eva Green

At 51, Craig needs to work hard to convince as the UK’s greatest killing machine

Donald Clarke: Woodstock 50 line-up criticism has left you sounding like your parents