Frances McDormand

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri makes the whole experience of going to the cinema once again surprisingly refreshing and sets itself to be a big player in the upcoming Academy Awards night.

Funny, smart, accessible, wonderfully observed and stylishly shot, Hail, Caesar! is up there with the Coen Brothers' best

Funny, smart, accessible, wonderfully observed and stylishly shot, Hail, Caesar! is up there with the Coen Brothers' best.

In the world of CGI animation, Pixar still leads the pack and has a pretty flawless track record.

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Mr Anderson's oeuvre has left me distinctly nonplussed on occasion. I missed Bottle Rocket and The Fantastic Mr Fox, however, and thought The Darjeeling Limited merely OK, but loathed the...

(Minor spoilers ahead) It's said that one definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

(Minor spoilers ahead) It's said that one definition of insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

Guinevere Pettigrew (McDormand) is a governess. Or would be, if anyone would employ her. Or if, when they do, she could hold the job down for more than a few days.

It has been said that this film was written at the same time as No Country For Old Men, alternating the days on which they worked on each script and,...