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Aching memories, evocative ghosts, and post-war classism float around Lenny Abrahamson’s new period drama. Unfortunately, none of it leads anywhere
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Based on the 1973 novel, Eli Roth adapts John Bellairs' story about magic in the bricks of a creaky old home
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The superlative stage production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time returns to the West End
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Opening this year's London Film Festival, 12 Years A Slave director Steve McQueen teams up with writer Gillian Flynn on Widows, this Autumn's biggest hard-hitting crime drama
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Gaspar Noé returns with Climax, another piece of provocation, blending sex, drugs and faux-philosophical musings
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La La Land director Damien Chazelle meets Ryan Gosling again on First Man, retelling the years of Neil Armstrong's life which led to a huge milestone in human history
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From rom-com fashion fantasy to the movie we need right now: the latest film out now in cinemas
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Milly Thomas's monologue about a suicidal woman is a sharp, smart and vital portrait of millennial mental illness
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World-class steak is served with style and plenty of charisma at at slick city favourite M restaurant
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From the director of The Mercy and the writer of Mindhunter, King of Thieves is a comedy heist movie without much comedy or heist
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There is no better way to beat the post-summer blues than an outing to the Peacock Theatre to see the gloriously silly award wining comedy ballet troupe, the Trocks
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From Now You See Me 2 director Jon M. Chu, Crazy Rich Asians is a rom-com fantasy that tackles class, family, and lavish lifestyles
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Bradley Cooper directs and stars alongside Lady Gaga for the fourth iteration of this story – but everything about A Star Is Born feels alive and essential
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In The Nun, director Corin Hardy takes on the sinister demon Valak from the Conjuring franchise. Unfortunately, there's not much to be scared of
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In Desiree Akhavan's new film The Miseducation of Cameron Post, Chloë Grace Moretz takes on her bravest role to date
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Following his documentary work on The Imposter, filmmaker Bart Layton returns with a heist no one needed but can still be enjoyed in American Animals.
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Bad Faith, an ambitious cross-genre work by the Belgian choreographer Tara D’Arquian, returns to the Laban Theatre for one night only
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From Annette Bening to Sidney Lumet's masterpiece, it's the CW roundup: the best films on Netflix right now
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The latest film from UK-based Polish director Paweł Pawlikowski, Cold War is a chilling black-and-white melodic odyssey through Communist Europe, Paris and beyond
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With Yardie, first-time director Idris Elba proves that London is an ever-expanding concrete labyrinth of worlds and stories
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Expectations were low and the results aren't much higher. The Happytime Murders offers little in the way of humour, and doesn't even offend enough
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Get glam this year: Kinky Boots The Musical brings sequins, stilettos and catchy songs to the West End in a riot of attitude and fun!
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Acclaimed novelist Ian McEwan adapted his own novel for the screenplay of The Children Act. The result is a messily emotional affair, in which Emma Thompson tries to shine
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Based on one of the most ridiculous stories never told, Blackkklansman shows Spike Lee hasn’t lost his touch but that he may just be out of it
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In The Spy Who Dumped Me, Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon are the slapstick pair taking on spies galore in what has always been a man's world
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A botanical wonderland of lights, fire plants awaits this Christmas in Kew Gardens
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Pooh and the gang reunite to remind Christopher Robin of the importance of fun in this charming family film that focuses too much on reality
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From freshly ironed shirts to on-demand massages, the London services busy people need
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Jason Statham takes on a suitably 12A shark in The Meg, a modern, bonkers B-movie that's not as fun as it needs to be
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A mother, a wife, but never enough on her own. Gemma Arterton plays a woman on the verge in Dominic Savage's The Escape.
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From a horror house to a gamer's paradise, VR experiences to try in London
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Henry Cavill, Angela Bassett and Vanessa Kirby join Tom Cruise for Mission: Impossible — Fallout, the stunning sixth instalment of the action film series
