Jay Roach’s retelling of the #MeToo scandal at Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News never quite manages to catch fire

Reviewed: 1917 and Uncut Gems

This latest version of the classic novel is bursting with life and acutely tender observations

John Maguire picks his ten best movies of 2019, and no prizes for guessing the film that came out on top

One-time Bob Geldof impersonator Chris O’Dowd is now firmly part of the Hollywood elite, but that hasn’t prevented him from becoming personally involved in a project to combat rural isolation in Ireland, writes Shilpa Ganatra

The former child star is proving that he is a talented actor and writer

After half a century in the business, the actress has reached a career peak in her seventh decade

New Vikings spin-off Valhalla may be endangered as bitter legal row between Octagon shareholders continues

Australian writer and director Jennifer Kent has followed The Babadook with a story of sexual and racial violence in colonial Tasmania

The Irishman has sparked a new debate about the appeal of long films. Nadine O'Regan investigates why we might soon need to bring sleeping bags to the cinema

No happy ever after to this love story

Scorsese’s late-career masterstroke

A master craftsman who made the small screen seem so much bigger, Gay Byrne knew exactly what the people of Ireland wanted, even before they knew it themselves

For a film about the invasive influence of the past on the present, there’s too much of the old on display in Doctor Sleep: sets built from Kubrick’s original designs, recycled music cues and props, characters and entire scenes painstakingly reconstructed. It’s not so much a homage as an admission of defeat

Back to basics as Terminator reboots