The film team review this week’s big releases, including Rebel Wilson rabble-rousing as dating pro and Kurt Russell chasing cannibals across the American west

The film team review this week’s big releases, including a feature outing for Captain Mainwaring’s bumbling Home Guard and Bryan Cranston in a biopic of blacklisted screenwriter Dalton Trumbo

Our film critics review this week’s new releases, including a dramatisation of the Boston Globe’s revelations about a child abuse cover-up by the Catholic church

Xan Brooks is joined by Peter Bradshaw and Henry Barnes to assess this week’s big film releases

The team review the big film releases, including Quentin Tarantino’s new western, The Hateful Eight and Bolshoi Babylon, the documentary about Russia’s crisis-torn ballet company

The film team review this week’s big releases, include David O Russell’s biopic of the Miracle Mop inventor and Eddie Redmayne as the world’s first sex change operation patient

In a special edition of our weekly film reviews show, host Xan Brooks is joined by Peter Bradshaw and Catherine Shoard to review the new Star Wars movie, The Force Awakens

Our film critics review this week’s big releases, including Angelina Jolie Pitt’s romantic tragedy and Amy Poehler and Tina Fey’s new comedy

Our film critics review this week’s big releases, including Terence Davies’s sumptuous new melodrama and a documentary on gay sex and hedonism

The film team review this week’s releases, including Steven Spielberg’s scintillating spy thriller and Todd Haynes’s lesbian romance

Xan Brooks, Benjamin Lee and Henry Barnes review this week’s new releases, including the final part of The Hunger Games franchise and Gaspar Noé’s 3D sex film

The film team review this week’s releases including a biopic of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and a drama shot entirely on an iPhone

The film team review this week’s releases, including the film adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s immigrant romance and Bradley Cooper’s Burnt, which gives his reputation a singeing

The film team review the releases brave enough to go head-to-head with Spectre, including Jafar Panahi’s jubilantly defiant Taxi Tehran and wonky Dylan Thomas adaptation Under Milk Wood