Actress Diane Keaton has died at age 79. Details were not immediately available and Keaton's loved ones have asked for privacy, a family spokesperson said.
Actress Diane Keaton has died at age 79. Details were not immediately available and Keaton's loved ones have asked for privacy, a family spokesperson said.
Keaton shot to fame in the 1970s as Kay Adams-Corleone in The Godfather films. She was known for starring roles in films including Father of the Bride, First Wives Club and Annie Hall, which won her the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1978.
Keaton shot to fame in the 1970s as Kay Adams-Corleone in The Godfather films. She was known for starring roles in films including Father of the Bride, First Wives Club and Annie Hall, which won her the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1978.
This impressive romantic comedyseems to walk the line between art and commerce, embellished by the effortless charm and attractiveness of its two stars Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell.
This impressive romantic comedyseems to walk the line between art and commerce, embellished by the effortless charm and attractiveness of its two stars Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell.
If you like kangaroos, big city weathermen being accepted in a town with virtually no weather, cute kids and lovable adults, then this likable Aussie outing will hit the mark.
If you like kangaroos, big city weathermen being accepted in a town with virtually no weather, cute kids and lovable adults, then this likable Aussie outing will hit the mark.
Sumptuous looking and with a dream cast, Julian Fellowes' latest aristo outing nevertheless serves up the more of the same clunky plotting and tin-eared dialogue.
Sumptuous looking and with a dream cast, Julian Fellowes' latest aristo outing nevertheless serves up the more of the same clunky plotting and tin-eared dialogue.
The Roses is a gentler remake of the pitch-black 1980s divorce comedy The War Of The Rosesandstars Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch turn out to be worthy successors.
The Roses is a gentler remake of the pitch-black 1980s divorce comedy The War Of The Rosesandstars Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch turn out to be worthy successors.
One hundred years since actor Richard Burton was born, this film tells the tale of how he emerged from a Welsh working class town, and the man who helped him on his way to international stardom.
Jane Austen Wrecked My Lifeis a French film about a fan of the great novelist, who goes to England as part of an Austen residency and soon her life starts to echo an Austen romance. But which one?
A Missouri care home announces the death of Hollywood stuntman Ronnie Rondell, who featured on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1975 album Wish You Were Here.
Australian actor Dacre Montgomery returns to the screen with gothic horror Went Up the Hill and finds himself healing while filming in Canterbury during lockdown.
The French are famously keen on the psychological dramas of le maître Alfred Hitchcock – most of their top directors have at least one such film on their CVs.
"There are moments when you feel trapped by the life that you are on as if it is a commuter train ride in and back every day and you go in, you give the best of yourself to your work and you come home tired in the evening."
Kiwi Shayni Couch lost her husband in a Basejump gone wrong while she was pregnant. A new documentary follows her journey to return to the site where he died.
Opinion - No mode of cinema has ever felt more craven and creatively bereft than live action remakes of animation - these abominations are anti-cinema and anti-art, writes Dominic Corry.
Eye patches aren’t just for pirates and villains. In Elio, Disney/Pixar introduces a young hero with a patch – and breaks old stereotypes in the process.
There’s an impending natural disaster. There are two countries going to war. There’s a rich, arrogant billionaire tech bro who wants to rule the world. This sounds like a job for Superman!
An investigation by The Observer found some of Raynor Winn's claims about her husband's illness and the events that led to the couple losing their home were misrepresented. The author says the article is "highly misleading".
Over ten million French cinema-goers can't be wrong, this latest French-made version of the Alexander Dumas classic novel is a swash buckling winner, writes Simon Morris.
Materialists may star Hollywood heart-throbs, but it's not quite what it appears. Director Celine Song talks about making a rom-com that shows the reality of modern dating.
My list for the year thus far managed to miss a couple of great remakes of classics by Ang Lee – The Wedding Banquet – and Homer – The Return. I thought Firebrand was a good picture of a forgotten Tudor and Bird was a reminder of how good Andrea Arnold is. My biggest regret is the shortage of decent comedies. Is Sean Baker the 21st Century’s Billy Wilder? Maybe. The competition isn’t particularly fierce yet.
The pioneering documentarian says he made his latest film Separated was driven by a “feeling of growing horror” at the United States' government's immigration policies.
The new Lilo & Stitch's formula is simple: remove everything that could possibly offend anyone, replace the personalised hand-drawn animation with expensive, photo-realistic CGI, add in a little slapstick and a Bruno Mars song.
As a film adaptation of her best-selling memoir screens in cinemas, Raynor Winn reflects on her “gruesome” but life-changing 1,014km coastal trek with husband Moth.
As Tom Cruise's muscular action franchise reaches its ostensible conclusion – although let's face it: if this one does well, they'll totally come back – it's worth taking stock of the journey taken to get here.
First reviews are saying the movie more than lives up to its steamroller hype with one critic calling its action sequences “astonishing” and "just insane".
For her debut feature documentary about indie folk singer Marlon Williams, Ursula Grace Williams (no relation) wanted to show an artist living his real yet extraordinary life.
For once, the marketing hype is real: Warfare, the latest A24 thriller, is one of the most realistic depictions of modern military combat committed to screen.
After the first Smell-O-Vision film was dissed by critics in 1960, the idea of adding aromas to the cinematic experience seemed a bit silly - but at an upcoming screening ofNosferatu, Wellingtonians will give it a go.
The film has a stripper as the lead character. Those in the adult entertainment and sex work industries point out what the film did and didn't do well.
The three surviving members of cult rock band Led Zeppelin have been famously media-shy since their bandmate John Bonham died in 1980. In Becoming Led Zeppelin, we hear all four of them reflecting on the band's origins.
Paddington's latest adventure doesn't quite hit the same mark that the unequivocal masterpiece Paddington 2 did, but it still tugs at the heartstrings, Dan Slevin writes.
It's supposed to be a Spider-Man universe movie involving a quest for vengeance, but Samuel Rillstone says this bland and boring story has nothing to recommend it.
From a twisted take on Freaky Friday to a deeply satisfying 'eat the rich' fable, here are some Halloween movies that might give you a jolt but won't keep you up at night.
