Marvel has brought Avengers: Endgame back to cinemas ahead of Avengers: Doomsday, but is the encore worth revisiting? We return to the MCU’s biggest movie, weighing the enduring big-screen magic against the divisive new material and its impact on the film’s iconic ending.

How faithful is Zack Cregger’s Resident Evil (2026) to the video games? We break down the film’s story, characters, atmosphere, survival-horror elements and monsters to explore how closely it captures the spirit of Capcom’s iconic franchise.

With over two decades of Marvel films behind Doomsday, where should you actually start? From the original X-Men to Loki and Deadpool & Wolverine, here are the films — and one essential Disney+ series — to watch before Avengers: Doomsday.

With plenty of new releases heading to cinemas over the coming weeks, there is something for every kind of film fan to look forward to. Whether you’re planning your next trip to the cinema or simply want to know what’s coming up, we’ve rounded up the biggest films releasing in cinemas this October.

Ryan Murphy has certainly found a formula that works. His Netflix anthology series Monster has become one of the streaming service's most talked-about true-crime dramas. Now, with the fourth instalment, the formula is back, and so is one of Murphy's most recognisable habits: taking a story that could be told in five episodes and somehow making us watch eight.

With yet another adaptation of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility arriving in cinemas, we ask whether Hollywood really needs to keep returning to the same six novels. From Ang Lee’s beloved 1995 classic to the latest take starring Daisy Edgar-Jones, why does Austen remain such a reliable draw — and are there other literary classics waiting for their moment in the spotlight?