Dominic Corry

Soda hits different when it comes out of a fountain – closely tied to the act of movie-going itself.

As these films show, sometimes bigger is better. And crazier always is.

An ice cream enhances other movie snacks – but if you can only get one thing, it is the way to go.

“This is Damon Lindelof having fun. And I am here for it.”

Welcome to the Snack Hall of Fame, an celebration of cinema’s most iconic edible accompaniments. 

From four (now five) feature films to beloved TV and video game, Indy’s had a good run – mostly.

30 years ago, Steven Spielberg’s blockbuster creature feature gave us an experience we’re likely to never experience again.

Danny McBride keeps outdoing himself. He should only ever work for himself. The idea of someone telling him what to do gives me hives.

Farnham’s track is glorious here – both pisstake and a celebration – and we found out how it happened.

James Gunn’s filmmaker origin story is a scuzzy version of the familiar B-movie to A-list evolution.

The remarkably varied animation styles are a rare upside of Star Wars’ hyper-exploitation.

It’s easy to take for granted just how perfect Christopher Reeve is, still the only mythic performance of the character.

A nearly three-hour epic of bullets, bruisers and beautifully choreographed action.

For as long as carbon dating has been looked upon with suspicion, people have fantasised about fighting dinosaurs.

We check in on the state of Star Wars and how The Mandalorian’s first episodes set up season three.

Quantumania looks like it falls squarely into one specific category (no, definitely not ‘hat’).

After subverting whodunnit tropes with his Knives Out films, Johnson’s “howcatchem” swerves expectations.