Film

War is hell. For most people, these eight extraordinary films will be as close as they ever get to it.

By David Faris Published 24 February 26

Podcast Plus, what does the growing popularity of prediction markets mean for the future? And why are UK film and TV workers struggling?

By The Week UK Published 20 February 26

Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day

By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published 19 February 26

The Week Recommends Charming debut from Hasan Hadi is filled with ‘vivid characters’

By The Week UK Published 19 February 26

Under the radar Scroll to watch a whole movie

By Devika Rao, The Week US Published 18 February 26

In The Spotlight Teasing real-life romance between movie leads is an old Tinseltown publicity trick but modern audiences may have had enough

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 17 February 26

Feature An inconvenient love torments a would-be couple, a gonzo time traveler seeks to save humanity from AI, and a father’s desperate search goes deeply sideways

By The Week US Published 17 February 26

in depth Unnecessary remakes and turgid, expensive CGI-fests highlight this list of these most notorious box-office losers

By David Faris Published 16 February 26

The Week Recommends Akinola Davies Jr’s touching and ‘tender’ tale of two brothers in 1990s Nigeria

By The Week UK Published 12 February 26

The Week Recommends Rachel McAdams stars as an office worker who gets stranded on a desert island with her boss

By The Week UK Published 12 February 26

the week recommends A genre that now dominates studio filmmaking once struggled to get anyone to take it seriously

By David Faris Published 12 February 26

Feature O'Hara cracked up audiences for more than 50 years

By The Week US Published 10 February 26