Andrew Collins

Gene Hackman: 1930—2025From the archive: 'The genius of Gene'

The best fictional film presidentsFrom Aaron Eckhart to Harrison Ford

Children's Film Foundation Bumper Box Vol 2 review - "A valuable treasure trove of innocence"

Clive James

RIPAndrew Collins on working with Clive James: "To collaborate with him was like winning a competition"

The Great Hack reviewA terrifying exposé of information mining

The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park London

The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park London – review

Murder Mystery Netflix review: "Sandler and Aniston bring freewheeling energy to a caricatured caper"

Downton Abbey

These are the greatest TV theme tunes of all time – but which is your favourite?

Triple Frontier – Netflix movie review: "swaps narrative nuance for generic action"

The Highwaymen – Netflix movie review: another side to the ballad of Bonnie and Clyde

High Flying Bird – Netflix movie review: Soderbergh's got game

Simon Mayo in a grey shirt smiling

"It was an awkward, stressful few months": Simon Mayo reveals what went wrong at BBC Radio 2

Stephan James as Fonny and KiKi Layne as Tish star in Barry Jenkins' IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK, an Annapurna Pictures release.

If Beale Street Could Talk review: "an achingly romantic but hard-centred slice of life"

Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock

Which Sherlock Got Your Vote?

Springsteen on Broadway – Netflix movie review: An intimate night in with the Boss

Colette review: “a thoughtful and relevant period drama”

Benedict Cumberbatch as Sherlock

Vote for your favourite screen Sherlock Holmes

The American Meme – Netflix movie review: The dark side of social media

They Shall Not Grow Old reviewThey Shall Not Grow Old review: "a memorial that resonates like no other documentary"

Private Life: "a warmly melancholic, empathic film"

The Kissing Booth; Netflix; JH

The Kissing Booth: "slapstick, social embarrassment and a secret affair"

The Angel; Netflix; JH

The Angel: "a brief history lesson that’s stranger than fiction"

Hold the Dark; Netflix; JH

Hold the Dark: "tense human interaction and corporeal violence"

The Land of Steady Habits; Netflix; JH

The Land of Steady Habits – Netflix movie review: "a well-observed satire of middle-class ennui"

Glenn Close attends the Elton John AIDS Foundation's Annual Fall Gala with Cocktails By Clase Azul Tequila at Cathedral of St. John the Divine on November 7, 2017 in New York City

Glenn Close: I've got no regrets – except for the 'bunny boiler' scene in Fatal Attraction

Lucky movie: the perfect swan song for cult star Harry Dean Stanton

Yardie's Aml Ameen: 'I had to leave The Bill to get my career back on track'

Yardie review: “Idris Elba’s directorial debut feels richly authentic”

Meet Endeavour writer Russell Lewis: a real man of mystery

What We Started review: "a decent, comprehensive account of dance music's evolution"