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Ennio Morricone denies calling Quentin Tarantino a 'cretin'
The composer, whose score for Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight won an Oscar, says ‘I certainly do not consider his films garbage’
Read more » | Desktop version »Douglas Rain, voice of HAL in 2001: A Space Odyssey, dies aged 90
The actor best known for his role in Stanley Kubrick’s sci-fi classic was a leading Shakespearean in his native Canada and also played on Broadway
Read more » | Desktop version »Toy Story 4 trailer: first teaser for new film released
The fourth film in the series from Disney Pixar posts its first footage online, revealing a new character of a ‘spork-turned-craft-project’
Read more » | Desktop version »Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War take People's Choice honours
Shadowhunters, Korean boyband BTS and Khloe Kardashian were the other major winners in the awards determined by an online vote
Read more » | Desktop version »Tyler Perry: the creator of a racial stereotype or the greatest indie film-maker of all time?
The writer-director has announced the retirement of divisive alter ego ‘Madea’. It marks the end of a surprisingly revolutionary era of cinema
Read more » | Desktop version »Streaming: Filmstruck’s fate signals dark days for classic movies online
Beloved of US cinephiles since 2016, and available in the UK since February, the high-end streaming site has announced its imminent closure
Read more » | Desktop version »Letter: Margaret Hinxman obituary
Quentin Falk writes: I had the exciting if rather daunting privilege of following Margaret Hinxman as film critic of the Daily Mail
Read more » | Desktop version »Bros: After the Screaming Stops review – sly documentary on the former pop stars
Estranged siblings Matt and Luke Goss make contrasting subjects in this look at life after stardom
Read more » | Desktop version »Waru review – death, guilt and Māori life lessons in eight acts
Female New Zealand directors create an impassioned anthology film revolving around the funeral of a victim of child abuse
Read more » | Desktop version »The Grinch review – sweet return of the Christmas killjoy
Benedict Cumberbatch voices a less sinister version of Dr Seuss’s green meanie in a festively feel-good animation
Read more » | Desktop version »Overlord review – Nazis that go bump in the night
The second world war provides a disposable plot device for this silly horror
Read more » | Desktop version »They Shall Not Grow Old review – an utterly breathtaking journey into the trenches
Peter Jackson and team’s painstaking restoration of first world war footage is a cinematic triumph that all but brings young British soldiers back to life
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