Jodie Comer, young Alfie Williams and Ralph Fiennes have a monsters’ ball in this supercharged third outing for the 28 Days Later series

When Nick Howells visited historic village resort Nusfjord, he discovered a wild landscape that inspired Frozen and drama as breathtaking as any Disney movie

Despite Tom Cruise stripping down to his swimming trunks, this is missing Vanessa Kirby and a stunt as breathtaking as the previous instalment

Black Panther director Ryan Coogler’s genre-busting horror is devilish fun with a side of social commentary

Tilda Swinton and George MacKay lead the shaky singalong in a strange tale that could have been a masterpiece

John Lithgow is a master at over-the-top chilling evil, while Geoffrey Rush hasn’t been this impressive for years

Toni Collette, Mark Ruffalo and Naomi Ackie wrestle with multiple Pattinsons in the Parasite director’s wild intergalactic ride

The gut-wrenching story of Eunice Paiva and her family from the dark days of Brazilian dictatorship is a triumph of humanity

Adam Elliot’s stop-motion tale of twins separated as children in Australia is an enchantingly weird life lesson for us all

If Mohammad Rasoulof was to make just one film worth having to flee Iran for, this gripping family thriller would be it

Sophie Thatcher makes her claim for the scream queen crown in Drew Hancock’s punchy take on the rogue robot genre

From the return of Bridget Jones with all the familiar faces to Robert Pattinson in Mickey 17 and Emma Stone in Yorgos Lanthimos’s Bugonia, these are the films to look forward to this year

This story of the friendship between two boys at a reform school in Sixties Florida is a brutal work of cinematic beauty

From Timothée Chalamet making another claim to the global box office throne in Dune: Part Two to Demi Moore smashing it in The Substance, we count down the finest movies of the year

Robert Eggers has almost produced a masterpiece with his remake of the silent 1922 vampire classic

Luca Guadagnino gets sexy, trippy and sweaty with Queer, while Guy Maddin’s G7 satire Rumours is a surreal hoot: here are the top 10 movies this month

Edward Berger’s account of cardinals battling to be the new Pope is a thrilling succession story, and Ralph Fiennes is simply hypnotic

The foppish national treasure has been lumped in with a wave of English stars vying for Oscars glory, but this tedious horror nonsense surely isn’t his vehicle to victory

When two jobless actors got together to put on Hamlet entirely within the world of Grand Theft Auto, the result is murderously funny

The cast all dazzle in Jacques Audiard’s strangely wonderful tale of female empowerment and identity