Film reviews

Steven Spielberg's 1981 movie, on BBC One today, remains a thrilling action adventure film

Withnail and I, starring Richard E Grant and Paul McGann as two drunken unemployed actors, is a marvellous comedy set in the late Sixties

Martin Chilton picks out some sparkling one-liners

Steven Spielberg talks about all 29 of his films, including Jaws and Bridge of Spies

An epic from the golden age of moviemaking, the story of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler swept the Oscars in 1939

As SPECTRE tops the UK box office, we look back at five decades of women who've fallen for 007

Chariots of Fire, with a screenplay from the late Colin Welland and starring Ian Charleson and Ben Cross, is an Olympic flame that’s still burning brightly

Five decades of women who've fallen for 007

Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 horror thriller Psycho is one of the most celebrated films in history

Christopher Lee's cult horror still prompts shivers

We pick the 49 best British films of all time

The films we gave top marks to this year

The smash-hit movie highlights that have been leading the box office

Matthew Broderick and Ally Sheedy work well in the tale of a youngster who hacks into a secret government computer and threatens to trigger World War Three

Tim Robey defies anyone to emerge unmoved from this shattering documentary about the late F1 wizard Ayrton Senna

Tina Fey's 'high camp bitch-fest' is 11 today: 'high-school survival story fizzes with peculiarly feminine evil'

All Quiet on the Western Front had its premiere in America on April 29 1930

Tim Robey counts down all 52 of the films of Alfred Hitchcock, who died on April 29 1980, from worst to best

Bugsy Malone is an utterly delightful, tongue-in-cheek love letter to the gangster genre