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Marvel’s Thor is back. The franchise’s third movie looks seriously villainous: there's the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), the icy Hela (Cate Blanchett) – plus plenty of cheeky comic edge
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Brace yourself for this latest adaptation of Agatha Christie’s best-selling book Murder on the Orient Express – 2017’s most star-studded cast is on board
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Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem couple up in this horror-thriller movie – but the plot of Mother! is a still a mystery and the trailer doesn’t help
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Michael Fassbender heads a crack team of detectives in this nordic noir crime thriller film The Snowman (2017). Don't be fooled – it's a Christmas mood-killer
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See Bill Nighy descend into a crime-ridden Victorian London to catch The Limehouse Golem
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Missing Wimbledon? Re-live some of the drama with this biopic of the famous tennis rivalry between Bjorn Borg and James McEnroe
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Luca Guadagnino, director of A Bigger Splash, looks at the ups and downs of first love in Call Me By Your Name, scripted by star-director James Ivory, featuring Armie Hammer
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Armando Iannucci, creator of The Thick of It and Veep, turns his eye on Russian politics in The Death of Stalin. Expect top-notch comedy from a stellar cast
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The first movie adaptation of Stephen King's It, a haunting novel about a child-catching clown
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The Oscar-winning La La Land is being screened with the possibility of the VIP treatment via a partnership between Luna Cinema and Not On The High Street
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Carrie, The Shawshank Redemption, and The Shining are among the classic King films being screened throughout September
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Munro Leaf's beloved book, Ferdinand, has been brought to life in a heart-warming animation by Pixar Animation Studios
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The Dark Tower pits Idris Elba against Matthew McConaughey. How could that be boring, you ask? Well...
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In Battle of the Sexes, Emma Stone plays Billie Jean King, a tennis champ determined to prove that men and women are sporting equals
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The Lego Ninjago Movie is the latest instalment from everyone's favourite miniature plastic building block franchise
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Final Portrait, about the experience of sitting for a Giacometti painting, is a good likeness artfully composed
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'Tom of Finland' drew joyous, taboo-busting gay cartoons, and this biopic tells his story
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God's Own Country is so, so much more than just 'Brokeback Mountain in Yorkshire'
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Somerset Film 4 brings a curated selection of films to the great outdoors this week
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A Ghost Story is, well, a ghost story, from the director of Pete's Dragon and Ain't Them Bodies Saints, starring Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck
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The Ghoul has an interesting and frightening idea somewhere inside it, but is it worth seeking out?
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Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets boasts imaginative visuals and four of the most distinguished eyebrows in the galaxy, but also a convoluted plot and leaden dialogue
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Land of Mine has a terrible punning title, but a brilliant heart-stopping premise
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Hound of Love is a deeply unpleasant film justified by its clever depiction of a dysfunctional relationship
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The Wall should be a taut, uber-tense chamber-piece with great performances. It's not
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Detroit is Kathryn Bigelow's new film, and it looks like it will have the grit and tension of The Hurt Locker
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Captain Underpants isn't exactly Mary Poppins, but it's consistently funny and inventive
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The Big Sick feels like a perfect balance between sincerity and snarkiness, a very contemporary rom-com along the lines of Man Down and In a World
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City of Ghosts is a brutal and fascinating documentary about the Syrian struggle
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Dunkirk is, amongst other things, an efficient device for giving you anxiety. It's also glorious
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Scribe certainly looks the part, and there are moments of ingenuity and tension, but it's a little too tidy for its own good
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War for the Planet of the Apes is an emotionally urgent and intelligently constructed blockbuster with ideas to spare
