Features
-
Editors' picks
-
His head is buffed, his welcome overheated and he appears to be floating. Is Ben Kingsley really as wack as he seems? -
Xan Brooks on a worrying new trend for product placement in film
-
Comment: If Fox carries out its threat to take Warner Bros to the cleaners over the rights to The Watchmen, there might be a gap in the blockbuster diary
Latest videos
-
Video: Burn After Reading opens the Venice Film Festival (1min 35sec)
-
Video: Simon Pegg's video diary (2min 42sec)
Latest comment
-
Aug 28 2008:
Alex von Tunzelmann wonders why the makers of Troy bothered tackling ancient Greece in the first place
-
Aug 28 2008:
David Thomson: Protests at a new satirical film are misplaced. Blunt expression is less harmful than suffocating piety
-
Aug 27 2008:
William Leith went to see The Banishment and he was so absorbed his tea went cold before he had the chance to drink it
-
Aug 27 2008:
Maggie Brown: Shock horror, an English civil war drama was filmed in South Africa. But film-makers need to save money too
-
Aug 27 2008:
Ben Kingsley does a Blake Fielder-Civil to play a drug-addled prof in The Wackness. Hadley Freeman isn't impressed
- All comment
Most recent
-
Unfortunate headgear and hot sex: old stoners have it pretty good
Aug 27 2008:Ben Kingsley does a Blake Fielder-Civil to play a drug-addled prof in The Wackness. Hadley Freeman isn't impressed
-
Aug 27 2008:
Interview: François Ozon's latest film, Angel, is the latest in a string of cheekily genre-busting projects. But, wonders Ryan Gilbey, will the ex enfant terrible ever grown up?
-
Aug 26 2008:
A picture tells a thousand words. The trailer for Brideshead Revisited crams in a thousand words instead. But do they persuade Anna Pickard the film looks any good?
-
Aug 26 2008:
Fancy another holiday? Can't afford it? Take an armchair tour with Philip Horne round the bright spots and dark alleyways of cinematic tourism. Our starting point: In Bruges
-
Aug 23 2008:
In Tropic Thunder, Robert Downey Jr plays a white movie star playing a black soldier. John Patterson explains why racial comedy is a grey area
-
Aug 22 2008:
Comment: A critic's tips on how to escape a film screening with dignity and working relationships intact
-
Aug 22 2008:
Kenny Everett's horror movie may not be Citizen Kane, but it deserves its rescue from the vaults. Phelim O'Neill on how thousands of British films could soon be lost for ever
-
Aug 22 2008:
During the filming of Badlands, almost everyone quit. Those who stayed found they'd made an American classic. says Ryan Gilbey
-
Aug 22 2008:
Romola Garai tells Maddy Costa she doesn't take rejection lying down - especially over harp lessons for François Ozon's melodrama Angel
-
Aug 22 2008:
Ronald Bergan volunteers for a 170 hour performance of a Marcel Proust epic
-
Aug 21 2008:
Test screenings are wielding more and more power. How do they work? And how can you get into one? Ivan Radford reports
-
Aug 19 2008:
During the Holocaust, a group of Auschwitz prisoners decided to put God in the dock. When Frank Cottrell Boyce wrote a film about it, he began to question his own Catholic faith
-
Aug 18 2008:
Tilda Swinton's brainchild offers audiences the chance to discover something new
-
Aug 16 2008:
Look! It's Luke Goss from Bros, without a Grolsch bottle top in sight. When will he, will he, be faaamouuusss? Well, he's not doing so bad
-
Aug 16 2008:
Not so long ago, funny guy Martin Lawrence was tipped to be The Next Big Thing. John Patterson wonders how he got to Has Been so quickly
1-15 of 6501 for Film + Features
