Robbie Collin

Marielle Heller’s film makes the premise of a dishevelled mother turning into a dog seem like the most natural thing in the world

This electrifying film, which premiered at Venice to a mix of catcalls and cheers, rewires current neuroses into a merciless torture machine

Comedy, noir, action, science fiction… Are these the finest movies ever made? For our critic – and for now, at least – they definitely are

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are dumped into a simpering, smirking movie that feels like a spiritual dead end for the franchise

Superhero movies stand accused of ruining Hollywood – but they’ve also saved it. Here, according to our critic, are the mightiest ever made

The 50 best horror films of all time – ranked

As an actor, his performances rattled reality. But it was only after our conversation that I realised his true depth and decency

The ChatGPT-generated drama The Last Screenwriter won’t win any Oscars. But why are cinemas afraid to show it?

Hollywood is turning its back on CGI and the horrors of the uncanny valley – and rediscovering the power of the paintbrush

Chris Pratt voices the lasagna-loving, grouchy cat in a crushingly generic animation that just reuses bits of Chicken Run and Despicable Me