Robert Pattinson gives a chilling, darkly funny turn as Chris Hansen in Lance Oppenheim’s lurid, unsettling drama about To Catch a Predator, even if the script loses focus.
Primetime, Wicker, Everest: The Other Side and Animol lead 46 new and returning films in UK and US cinemas and on streaming, 28 to 30 October.
Ozzy Osbourne’s final Villa Park show becomes a loud, joyous and deeply poignant concert film, with Black Sabbath’s original line-up and a staggering supporting bill.
Kathleen Kennedy takes on the LA28 Olympic ceremonies, Dave Filoni’s Ahsoka comic lands with season 2, Star Wars remembers Eric Bauza, Rogue One: Darth Vader closes the anniversary one-shots, and Star Wars: Unlimited wins Game of the Year.
Watch the new Jumanji: Open World trailer as Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Jack Black and Karen Gillan face a game loose in our world. UK cinemas 23 December.
Watch Netflix’s Pride and Prejudice trailer: Emma Corrin, Jack Lowden and Olivia Colman star in Dolly Alderton’s six-part Austen. On Netflix 3 December.
Watch the Dexter: Resurrection season 2 trailer as Michael C. Hall faces Brian Cox and Dan Stevens’ killers. On Paramount+ UK from Friday 30 October.
Watch the Atlas King trailer: ex-UFC champion Michael Bisping takes on Cuba Gooding Jr.’s crime boss. On UK and Irish digital platforms from 7 December.
Watch the Never Surrender trailer: Lukman Sardi plays an ex-soldier defending his grandchildren in Netflix’s Indonesian action film. On Netflix 12 November.
Watch the Toos: The Van der Valk Kidnapping trailer: Netflix’s Dutch drama recreates the 1982 abduction that gripped the Netherlands. On Netflix 26 November.
Watch the Tyson Fury trailer: Lucy Wilcox’s Netflix documentary charts the rise, fall and redemption of the Gypsy King. On Netflix from 27 November.
Movieversalfilm Exclusive: Netflix has nine films booked into UK cinemas before Christmas. Cliff Booth opens 28 days before it streams; two films stream on day one.
One arrived in cinemas in October 1962, the other on BBC television in November 1963. Now, with Bond just turned 64 and Doctor Who turning 63 next month, as the world waits to meet the next 007 and the TARDIS waits for its next era, we ask how Britain’s two great screen heroes keep being reborn with new faces, and why they never truly die.
Michael Dorn reunites Star Trek actors in his sci-fi film Life 2.0. Also this morning: David Bruckner directs Smile 3, Ben Wheatley takes over Molepeople, Peter Medak dies at 88, Crystal Lake’s big numbers, Netflix’s Dead-End Job, Linda Hamilton on Terminator and Serpentine.
The First Omen is on Film4 at 11.05pm, Doctor Who’s “Midnight” is on BBC iPlayer, and Apostle is the hidden gem on Netflix.
Watch The Slightest Touch trailer: Colin Farrell pushes friend Emma Fogarty through the Dublin Marathon in HBO Max’s documentary. Streaming from 26 November.
