Adrian Hennigan

The 'Star Wars' Franchise Has for Decades Churned Out Films and TV Series That Have Enriched Its Creators, Often at the Expense of Substance and Genuine Creative Spirit. This Latest Installment Is No Exception

Curry Barker's 'Obsession' and Kane Parsons' 'Backrooms' Prove That Viral Talent and Word of Mouth Can Still Make Low-budget Horror Into Box-office Success

Steven Spielberg's New Alien Movie 'Disclosure Day' Has Some Standout Moments, but With Misplaced Casting and an Improbable Plot, This Conspiracy-laden Tale Wouldn't Make It Into a List of the Iconic Director's Top Ten Movies

Plus, don't miss 'Toy Story 5' – especially if you think you're too old – or 'I Swear,' based on the real experiences of a Scottish man with Tourette syndrome

Meanwhile, the latest DC Comics adaptation, 'Supergirl,' relies on a repetitive plot and overused tropes and never quite takes flight

Plus, Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas strike all the right notes in the feel-good 'Power Ballad,' while 'Minions & Monsters' is a delight for all ages, with its nods to Old Hollywood

A monumental retelling of Homer's epic proves once again that Christopher Nolan is a brilliant filmmaker – and an average screenwriter

When David Hockney died recently, the journalist who conducted the last interview with the British artist suddenly found themselves in possession of a highly marketable commodity.

A $750,000 horror film outdrew the franchise reboots, two YouTube directors became the year's biggest story and Christopher Nolan turned Homer into a blockbuster – plus a rare Israeli showing at Venice

Tom Holland's Spider-Man returns to our screens while a documentary about the historic 1985 China tour by Wham! is fascinating as George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley meet a wary Chinese public