Broadcasting a weekly diet of transgressive, iconoclastic cinema into British living rooms, the BBC’s Moviedrome series turned a generation of viewers into adventurous cinephiles. How did it come ...

Released 40 years ago this week, The Wizard of Oz sequel Return to Oz was as scary as it was unconventional. It was a box ...

The second BFI Film on Festival kicked off last night with an on-stage appearance from Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy ...

None of us are Rs 2000-3000 crore films like her. This is the one – who beat all of us,” while Rashmika was seen hiding her face feeling shy. This girl is powerhouse of talent.

Alien Movies in (Chronological) Order 1. AVP: Alien vs. Predator (2004) The story of the Xenomorphs begins, time-wise, in the first of the two crossover films for the franchise, AVP.

Worldwide collection breakdown: India net – 71.17 crores India gross – 83.98 crores Overseas gross – 3.20 crores Worldwide gross – 87.18 crores To end Maddock Films’ streak of centuries?

This post-apocalyptic thriller is the third film in the 28 Days Later series. It follows a group of survivors navigating a world still haunted by the rage virus. One of them returns to the mainland, ...

The Toronto Jewish Film Festival (TJFF) returns for its 33rd year, showcasing more than 80 films from around the world right here in the 6ix.

Decoding 5 parallels between Mani Ratnam’s films starring Kamal Haasan (PC: IMDb) Kamal Haasan and Mani Ratnam have remained friends for more than three decades now, rather than just colleagues.

World famous filmmaker and Disney sellout billionaire George Lucas came of age mixed into the street racing scene of Modesto, ...

She went on to challenge one of the industry’s biggest double standards — the lack of accountability when male-led films flop. “Sometimes they take a hero and pay a lot of money, and then ...

I used to work in a bookshop — these 8 films and series are way better than the books After watching hundreds of TV series and films, I've found the eight that are better than the books they're ...