A giant great white shark arrives on the shores of a New England beach resort and wreaks havoc with bloody attacks on swimmers until a part-time sheriff teams up with a marine biologist and an old seafarer to hunt the monster down.
A perfect engine of a film if ever there was one, and a feat of blockbuster filmmaking so efficient and slick it almost feels like the industry has been treading water ever since.| Read in full: Jaws film review We Love Cinema
Sam Richardson and Milana Vayntrub star in a video game adaptation that quickly feels like it's going through the motions
The Danish actor delivers another fine turn in an entertaining action-comedy that doesn't always get the balance right
The air conditioners of Luanda seem to develop a life of their own in a sweltering shaggy dog story that never fully reveals its hand
Intimate, poignant and funny in equal measure, Claudia Weill’s celebrated 1978 indie finally gets a chance to shine on the big screen
Jared Hess’ forgotten homage is a bulletproof 2000s comedy - and a perfect soapbox for its erratic leading man, writes Adam Solomons
With UK cinemas back in full swing, we highlight the best of what's new, from a period romance to a 70s gem back on the big screen
With Cannes 2021 now underway, Ben Flanagan looks back at the festival's most memorable filmic appearances to date...
John Hurt played Quentin Crisp in this subversive 1975 made-for-TV biopic. Steph Green argues its case as an underseen queer classic
