The award-winning John Patrick Shanley drama returns to Broadway for the first time with note-perfect performances and a discomfiting tone

This tale of earth-shattering events in a space-obsessed desert town leans nicely into its own artificiality, and every delicious, microscopic detail is a delight

Jude Law, Elisabeth Moss, Benedict Cumberbatch and Kate Winslet give their all. But who nails it – and who fails dismally?

Emily Blunt lends her voice to the latest outing for a featherlight franchise that nods to minipops feminism while it flogging its kid-friendly merchandise

Seann William Scott returns for a barely necessary follow-up, whose roll-call of sporting cameos far exceeds its punchline tally

The tale of love and revenge takes an intellectually provocative approach to the 1782 French novel but doesn’t always serve the rather more salacious script

This meandering drama about Chuck Wepner, the journeyman boxer who went 15 rounds against Muhammad Ali, proves there’s life left in the genre

Newsroom drama gets behind the headlines of the child abuse scandal that rocked Boston’s Catholic community in 2002

It was the game of the cold war. Now, with Tobey Maguire playing Bobby Fischer and a documentary about blind Indian globetrotters desperate to become grandmasters, chess is finding a new audience, writes Ian Wylie