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Giant ape creature attacks naval ship amid crashing waves and explosions.
Review

Godzilla vs King Kong

by Charles Bramesco

Two of cinema’s most icon­ic mon­sters square off in Adam Wingard’s under­whelm­ing IP crossover.

3
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
Illustration depicting a group of Japanese anime-style characters, including a nurse, man in traditional Japanese clothing, and several women in colourful kimonos.
Home Ents

Why Millennium Actress remains one of cinema’s greatest love letters

by Kambole Campbell

Media, mem­o­ry and film his­to­ry col­lide in Satoshi Kon’s time-bend­ing sto­ry of a fad­ed screen star.
Two people seated at a colourful, graffiti-covered outdoor market stall, one wearing a pink top.
Queer Cinema

Why shared viewing experiences are vital to queer audiences

by Hamish Calvert

Pub­lic screen­ings can be a safe space for LGBT+ peo­ple. But the uncer­tain future many cin­e­mas now face could rob us of that.
Person in red jumper sitting in a room with a framed artwork and other furnishings visible in the background.
Incoming

Tilda Swinton sits for Pedro Almodóvar in The Human Voice trailer

by Charles Bramesco

The Span­ish master’s 30-minute short is com­ing to UK cin­e­mas next month.
Two men conversing outdoors, one in a brown coat, the other in a beige coat.
In Praise Of

In praise of Robert Redford’s Ordinary People

by Rafa Sales Ross

Redford’s direc­to­r­i­al debut holds its ground as one of cinema’s most mov­ing explo­rations of loss and guilt.
International Cinema Day, 12 September 2020

On International Cinema Day, support a movie theatre you love

by Adam Woodward

On Sat­ur­day 12 Sep­tem­ber, join in cel­e­brat­ing inde­pen­dent cin­e­mas everywhere.
Man in suit standing in front of a large wooden sculpture of a figure in a robe, against a cloudy sky background.
Incoming

David Fincher returns to cinemas with first images from Mank

by Charles Bramesco

His first fea­ture in six years chron­i­cles the ten­sions between Orson Welles and Her­man J Mankiewicz on Cit­i­zen Kane.
A shirtless man with tattoos on his arms sits at a desk, writing or reading intently.
In Praise Of

The search for truth in Christopher Nolan’s Memento

by Daniel Broadley

Guy Pearce’s amne­sia-suf­fer­ing, tat­too-cov­ered pro­tag­o­nist is cinema’s ulti­mate unre­li­able narrator.
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Incoming

No Time to Die gets an action-stuff, neon-soaked new trailer

by Charles Bramesco

Daniel Craig’s 007 will return to brick-and-mor­tar cin­e­mas in Novem­ber, by gum.
Two people, a man in a light blue shirt and a woman in a pink blouse, standing against a dark wooden background.
Video

Watch: A Personal Ode to Going to the Cinema

by Matthew Mulcahy

As cin­e­mas in the UK pre­pare to reopen, Matthew Mulc­ahy reflects on his for­ma­tive expe­ri­ences of watch­ing films on the big screen.