Tarantino Criticises Paul Dano's 'There Will Be Blood' Role
Director Quentin Tarantino has sparked controversy by calling Paul Dano's performance a 'giant flaw' in the acclaimed film 'There Will Be Blood'. Fans rush to defend the actor.
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Tarantino Criticises Paul Dano's 'Weak' Acting
Quentin Tarantino has sparked controversy by calling Paul Dano's performance a 'giant flaw' in the acclaimed film 'There Will Be Blood'. Fans rush to defend the actor. Read more.
The Impossible: Tsunami Masterpiece Sobs Viewers on BBC
The 2012 film 'The Impossible', based on a true survival story from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, airs on BBC One. Featuring Ewan McGregor and a young Tom Holland.
Desert Raves & Apocalypse in 'Sirāt' Film
Explore Oliver Laxe's acclaimed film 'Sirāt', a spiritual journey blending desert raves and climate anxiety. Spain's Oscar entry is a must-see cinematic event.
Russell Crowe's Nuremberg film divides critics
Russell Crowe's new historical drama 'Nuremberg' faces mixed reviews as critics praise its ambition but question its execution, marking the Oscar winner's return to the director's chair.
Russell Crowe's Nuremberg divides critics amid Oscar buzz
The Oscar-winner's latest directorial effort about the infamous Nazi trials receives mixed reviews while generating awards season conversation.
One to Zero: The Film So Bad It's Brilliant
Discover how 'One to Zero' became the cinematic phenomenon critics are calling 'so perfectly awful it's brilliant' as audiences flock to experience the worst-reviewed film of the decade.
Only 15 Zero-Star Reviews in Guardian History
Discover the exclusive club of television shows, films and performances that received The Guardian's ultimate critical condemnation - the elusive zero-star review.
Taxpayer Millions Funded UK Film Flops
Exclusive investigation uncovers how obscure production companies received substantial public funding for films that failed to achieve commercial success or critical acclaim, raising serious questions about film funding accountability.
Sydney Sweeney mocked for accent and acting in new film
Euphoria sensation Sydney Sweeney finds herself at the centre of a storm as critics and audiences alike mock her distinctive accent and acting performance in controversial new thriller 'Eden', sparking heated debates across social media platforms.
Poltergeist's skeleton secret: they were real
Shocking revelations from the making of horror classic Poltergeist, where the terrifying props weren't props at all - and the cast had no idea.
BIFA 2025 Nominations: My Father's Shadow Leads Race
The British Independent Film Awards unveils its 2025 nominations with intimate dramas 'My Father's Shadow' and 'Pillion' dominating the shortlist, celebrating the best of UK cinematic talent.
Peter Watkins: Revolutionary Film-Maker's Legacy
Discover how Peter Watkins, the visionary director behind 'Culloden' and 'The War Game', challenged conventional film-making and faced censorship for his radical approach to documentary cinema.
Emma Thompson's Fiery AI Critique: "It's Soulless"
Academy Award winner Dame Emma Thompson reveals her profound concerns about AI's impact on creativity, warning of 'soulless' technology threatening artistic integrity in exclusive interview.
Hollywood Star's Secret Sci-Fi Film Stuns Industry
Exclusive: An acclaimed Hollywood actor secretly produces and stars in a breathtaking sci-fi short film that's taking the internet by storm with its stunning visuals and profound message.
Dakota Johnson breaks cover after film flop and split rumours
Hollywood star Dakota Johnson makes her first public appearance following Madame Web criticism and relationship speculation with Chris Martin, spotted looking composed during casual LA outing.
Hocus Pocus Halloween Magic Fades: My Disappointing Review
A fresh look at the beloved Halloween film Hocus Pocus reveals why this cult favourite might not be the magical experience everyone remembers, with surprising flaws that stand out decades later.
Taxi Driver crowned greatest film ever made
Martin Scorsese's gritty masterpiece Taxi Driver has been voted the best film ever made, beating cinematic giants like The Godfather and Citizen Kane in a major critics' poll.
Keira Knightley's Love Actually scene now 'problematic'
Oscar-nominated actress Keira Knightley reveals her changed perspective on the iconic romantic scene from Love Actually that she now views through a modern lens.
Regretting You Film Review: Hoover Adaptation Disappoints
The Guardian's critical take on the cinematic adaptation of Colleen Hoover's beloved novel reveals why this emotional story struggles to translate effectively to film.
Shelby Oaks Review: Viral Horror Hits Big Screen
The YouTube sensation's long-awaited horror film Shelby Oaks delivers genuine scares and proves online buzz can translate to cinematic excellence in this found-footage nightmare.
Sydney Sweeney's Boxing Film 'Christy' Takes Critical Beating
As Sydney Sweeney's new boxing film 'Christy' faces brutal reviews, Brian Viner's analysis reveals the Euphoria star might be suffering from political backlash rather than delivering a poor performance. Discover why critics are divided on this biographica
Bigelow's AI Warhol Film Warns of Nuclear Peril
Oscar-winning director Kathryn Bigelow unveils her revolutionary AI-powered Andy Warhol biopic exploring nuclear annihilation fears, marking a seismic shift in filmmaking technology.
Lady Review: Sian Clifford's Psychological Masterpiece
Sian Clifford shines in this unsettling psychological drama that channels Saltburn's dark energy while carving its own disturbing path through obsession and privilege.
Neurodiverse filmmakers win top London Film Festival award
A groundbreaking neurodiverse filmmaking collective has been honoured with the Creative Audacity Award at the 2025 London Film Festival, celebrating their innovative approach to cinema that challenges conventional storytelling.
Keanu Reeves' Good Fortune: A Sci-Fi Letdown
Despite Keanu Reeves' star power, 'Good Fortune' struggles with confusing plotlines and lacklustre execution in this ambitious sci-fi comedy.
Tomorrow I Leave: The heartbreaking cost of care work
This poignant film exposes the emotional toll on care workers sacrificing their personal lives, offering a raw portrayal of Britain's undervalued care sector.
Elle Fanning shines in vintage gems at London film premiere
Hollywood star Elle Fanning stuns in timeless elegance at the Sentimental Value premiere during BFI London Film Festival, revealing the profound emotional significance behind her vintage jewellery choices.
Tessa Thompson & Imogen Poots Shine at London Film Festival
Tessa Thompson and Imogen Poots brought serious star power to the London Film Festival for the 'Hedda' premiere, turning heads with their stunning fashion choices and captivating presence on the red carpet.
James Bond Fans Say One Scene Should Have Been Cut
007 enthusiasts are united in their criticism of a particular moment in Daniel Craig's final Bond film that they believe undermines the entire franchise.
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