Reputation review – front and swagger in brawling portrait of British male rage
A drug dealer begins to question his life choices but his bullying partner-in-crime refuses to let him go
What Does That Nature Say to You review – funny and complex Korean dad-boyfriend standoff
Hong Sang-soo makes a genuinely intriguing addition to his booze- and conversation-fuelled oeuvre
Osiris review – Linda Hamilton drops in to rescue charmingly hokey space-horror
The fella-in-a-suit aliens resembling past pop culture beasties are a strength of an entertaining abduction adventure
Saint Clare review – Bella Thorne takes out predatory creeps in feminist revenge horror
Thorne plays a girl hunting down sexual abusers in what could be an interesting premise were it not seemingly made for viewers who don’t like really women, or men
Sofonisba’s Chess Game review – pioneering female Renaissance artist gets her due
Documentary analysis of benchmark 16th-century painting is absorbing but focus on a single work misses the chance to reveal an extraordinary life
Burkitt review – fascinating film intertwines lives of patient and trailblazing surgeon
Director Éanna Mac Cana combines a diary of his cancer treatment with a probing portrait of Irish paediatrician Denis Burkitt who gave his name to the condition
What the culture war over Superman gets wrong
Rightwing commentators are furious over the superhero’s positioning as an immigrant. But his story was crafted to cushion unease
‘You can make really good stuff – fast’: new AI tools a gamechanger for film-makers
Instead of spending millions and taking years to complete, creative directors are producing high-grade work using the latest software, but critics voice copyright concerns
Cancelling Colbert, bribery, an $8bn deal: what’s going on at Paramount?
The fallout from the Trump payoff comes as a merger threatens the company’s integrity and A-list talent, such as Stephen Colbert, have already been sacrificed
‘The entire industry said no’: the story behind seminal teen comedy Clueless at 30
Amy Heckerling, Alicia Silverstone and more involved with the defining 1995 movie talk about their memories of making a film that Hollywood kept passing on
From I Know What You Did Last Summer to Washington Black: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
The 90s slasher franchise is back from the dead and looking for revenge, and Sterling K Brown shines in a new historical epic
Whiteboard warrior: Marvel is priming Mister Fantastic to be the new leader of the Avengers
The guy who treats collapsing timelines like a crossword puzzle has one extra superpower this time around: he’s played by Pedro Pascal
‘The hot tar splashed everywhere’: remembering the dark magic of Derek Jarman
In 1989, the artist was living on the Kentish coast when he created a series of mysterious paintings with a bonfire and tar. A new exhibition brings these so-called Black Paintings to life – and shows why they still resonate today
‘A wild and orgasmic ride’: Basic Instinct set for ‘anti-woke’ reboot
Original writer Joe Eszterhas is signed on for the new films, with the 80-year-old intending to unleash the ‘twisted little man’ inside him on the script
Post your questions for Guy Pearce
As he stars in hard-hitting prison drama Inside, the candid Aussie actor will answer questions on his 40-year career from Neighbours to The Brutalist