Amadeus review – F Murray Abraham mesmerises as Mozart’s lizardly frenemy in Miloš Forman’s masterpiece
Abraham’s gorgeous villainy as the bland court composer eclipsed by Tom Hulce’s nitrogen-voiced genius Mozart is a treat
Benedict Cumberbatch says Hollywood is a ‘grossly wasteful industry’
Speaking to Ruth Rogers, the actor took aim at the film industry’s lack of sustainability, noting he ‘could feed a family with the amount I’m eating’ when bulking up for film roles
Post your questions for Stephen King
As a film adaptation of the prolific US author’s The Life of Chuck hits screens, it’s your chance to ask about anything from The Shining to the number 13
Gazer review – ineffably creepy and unbearably tense noir chiller
A fascinatingly uneasy debut from Ryan J Sloan has hints of Lynch and Cronenberg with star and co-writer Ariella Mastroianni radiating suppressed anguish and rage
Fire cults and burning banshees: has Avatar: Fire and Ash sent Pandora all the way to hell?
In the third instalment of cinema’s shiny blue 3D eco fable, James Cameron drags us to the volcanic badlands to meet the ever so angry Ash People
Toxic review – stylishly blank look at fashion’s real victims
Saule Bliuvaite’s debut feature follows two Lithuanian teens seduced by a ‘modelling school’ promising to take them away from their tough home town
Zero review – Senegalese time-bomb thriller is a blast
An American wakes up on a Dakar bus to find an explosive device strapped to his chest in Jean Luc Herbulot’s propulsive and strikingly shot action thriller
TV tonight: a depressing look at how TikTok Shop is making us spend
Mariam Musa takes a deeper look at the social media platform. Plus: Joely Richardson guest-stars in Bookish. Here’s what to watch this evening
‘You think God didn’t make gay men?’ Comedian Leslie Jones on religion, grief and getting famous at 47
She was Saturday Night Live’s oldest hire, then faced a torrent of abuse after her role in the Ghostbusters reboot. She talks about the deaths of her mum, dad and brother – and why she’s given up dating men
Burlesque: The Musical review – Christina Aguilera movie gets a gloriously ‘dirrty’ makeover
This adrenalised adaptation of the 2010 film is stuffed with superb voices and sensational moves
FKA twigs and Shia LaBeouf reach settlement over sexual battery lawsuit
English musician and US actor reach private settlement after she accused him of assault and ‘relentless’ abuse
The Fantastic Four: First Steps review – Marvel regains buoyancy with wacky superhero family sitcom
In a retro-futurist version of early 1960s New York, Mr Fantastic and Sue Storm are living together as a dysfunctional family with the Human Torch and the Thing – with a baby on the way
‘Thomas the Tank Engine clung to me like a disease’: the film about the choo-choo’s global grownup superfans
From the UK to the US, from Japan to Australia and beyond, men in their 20s and 30s are still obsessed with the lovable blue locomotive. Why? The maker of a new film reveals all
Guardian writers on their ultimate feelgood movies: ‘Radical in its own way’
Our writers highlight the films they find endlessly rewatchable, including Notting Hill and Spy
Venice film festival to showcase big hitters George Clooney, Emma Stone, Julia Roberts – and the Rock
Prestige titles grabbing some glamour include Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein and Jim Jarmusch’s all-star Father Mother Sister Brother, while Jude Law plays Putin