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
Barry Levinson's Holocaust boxer biopic is well made and tastefully told, but fails to carve out much of an identity of its own
Justin Kurzel's deeply upsetting film tackles the 1996 Port Arthur massacre with unimpeachable restraint and moral clarity
Austin Butler and Tom Hanks star in an overwhelming and energetic reimagining of the life of a defining musical legend
Director Damien Odoul builds a playground for star Theo Kermel in an experimental film that is by turns sweet, surreal and disturbing
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Director Ruben Östlund, who already claimed the award in 2017 for The Square, has won the top prize for another outrageous satire
As the latest edition of the LGBTQ+ festival returns to London, we highlight our picks for the most essential features...
Thirteen years after James Cameron's revolutionary blockbuster hit cinemas, we finally get a glimpse of its bigger, wetter sequel...
