Cinema

Paramount Plus is adding a landmark of the neo-noir canon to its library: Memories of Murder, the 2003 crime drama from Bong Joon-ho. Set against a real serial killer case from…

Film fans often overlook a treasure trove of distinctive cinema from the 1960s. These titles cross genres and borders, boasting vivid visuals, eerie mood, and sharp social insight. Here are ten…

Lebanon's conflicts keep returning to the foreground, but Jocelyne Saab's Beirut trilogy returns with renewed urgency. Saab blends documentary immediacy with intimate memory to chart a city where daily life persists…

Twenty years after the original, The Devil Wears Prada returns as a legacy sequel that preserves the core cast while guiding them into a more subdued, scarred world of fashion and…

Buckley and Mescal reunite with Benh Zeitlin for Hold on to Your Angels Two acclaimed performers are set to star in a Louisiana‑set drama from Beasts of the Southern Wild’s director,…

Filmmaker Matt Reeves offered a wintery glimpse of the Batmobile for The Batman: Part 2. He shared a production still on X, captioned #SnowTires as the car undergoes camera tests in…

The DC Universe's new Supergirl feature is aimed for a summer launch with Milly Alcock portraying Kara Zor-El. In a CCXP interview, director Craig Gillespie reveals the film’s length stays under…

Devil Wears Prada 2 review – an elegant return that sharpens the edge Two decades after Runway's whirlwind of glamour and pressure, the sequel lands with a polished surface and a…

David Jenkins reviews Orban Wallace’s documentary Our Land, a 91-minute examination of access rights in England’s countryside. It arrived in May 2026, framing a debate that pits private land ownership against…

The Nintendo Switch 2 has wowed players with its updated hardware, yet YouTube has not received an official app since launch. A workaround has surfaced: install a free title from the…