Film

When and why did we start treating children like adults? And when did men get so scared of women?

Moving to a bigger canvas for the first time, McCarthy has made a film that's a reminder of why we love movies.

The Academy Award-nominated writer-director chats with Sundance award winner Mond about his revelatory directorial debut.

After the death of its auteur, a mythic bad/good movie is getting a proper release. One of its early champions explains why it's so special.

An unsolicited Blu-ray converts a non-believer in big-screen superhero movies into a devoted fan of a trio of TV comic book shows.

The story of an iconic actor, a watch, a 24-hour car race, the film that ties them all together, and the documentary on its making.

No matter how you feel going in, watching a great movie helps you connect with it in a profound and transformative way.

A documentary about a music producer with some Willy Wonka magic casts a spell over a filmmaker with experience of supernatural recordings.

The stories of Iraq veterans suffering from PTSD are told in an unadorned documentary style that values character over a fiction-style narrative.

Never a James Bond obsessive, a filmmaker tries to overcome the curse of the casual fan as he watches the latest entry in the 007 franchise.

One of the most financially successful female directors ever addresses the gender bias and double standards that women in Hollywood must overcome.

Probably the only examination of this film to reference Puff Daddy, Key & Peele, MTV reality shows, Rick Alverson and Michael Bay.