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Invasion of the superheroes
Marvel’s film adaptations of comic book action adventures are expanding into a cosmos of their own.

Andrey Zvyagintsev: For Russia with love
Andrey Zvyagintsev's latest film has stirred considerable controversy in its mother country, writes Peter Calder.

Movie review: Lucky Them
Toni Collette is fabulous and utterly convincing in this low-key drama about a magazine music writer whose latest assignment is to go in search of her ex-boyfriend, cult rock hero Matthew Smith, who mysteriously disappeared 10 years ago.

Hunger Games actor up for Star Wars spin-off lead
Sam Claflin is being considered for a starring role in the highly anticipated film Star Wars: Rogue One.

Mad Max star's awkward encounter with Mel Gibson
He has taken on the lead role in film franchise Mad Max.

Clashes spark changes for Fifty Shades sequel
Scriptwriter and director of first film have quit after creative differences with the novelist - It might not be the greatest recipe for domestic bliss.

Avengers stars sorry for 'slut' comment
"We answered in a very juvenile and offensive way that rightfully angered some fans. I regret it and sincerely apologise."

Going galactic: robot on a roll
It's only April, but toy retailers are already getting excited about Christmas.

That leaked Spider-Man footage from Avengers? It's fake
Director Joss Whedon says a scene leaked on the internet purporting to be from his upcoming movie Avengers: Age Of Ultron is a fake.

Who rules: Batman, or Superman?
Who's better: Batman, or Superman? Karl Puschmann and Dominic Corry go into battle over the age-old argument.

Movie review: Leviathan
For Russian writer-director Zvyagintsev, whose 2003 debut The Return deeply impressed, this is feature number four, though only his second to be seen here outside festivals.

Sorry for one-star review of Kiwi film
Toa Fraser has thanked local film fans for "having my back" after forcing a website that ran an "offensive" one-star review of his film The Dead Lands to apologise.

Avengers II not as much fun
Age of Ultron feels less of an event than the first film, just a reasonably exciting instalment in Marvel's ongoing mega-franchise.

'I saw a photo and she looked anorexic'
In an email discussing Emily Blunt's possible role as in a Spider-Man spin-off, Sony Pictures chairwoman Amy Pascal wrote she was "worried" about Blunt.

Johnny Depp returns to Oz
Hollywood star Johnny Depp has returned to Australia to start re-shooting the latest instalment of the Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise.

Benedict Cumberbatch could play Bowie
Leaked Sony Pictures emails reveal former chairman Amy Pascal wanted Benedict Cumberbatch to play iconic rocker David Bowie in an upcoming Freddie Mercury biopic.

Jurassic World trailer: Chris Pratt takes on rampaging dinosaurs
Is Chris Pratt a match for the deadly Indominus Rex?

Teen Thrones star enjoys sound of silence
Maisie Williams may be a global superstar, thanks to her Game of Thrones role as sword-wielding heroine Arya Stark, but she celebrated her 18th birthday this month with a camping trip - "making memories" with her closest friends from home.

Movie review: The Age of Adaline
After a difficult start with the comings and goings of numerous directors and stars, including Katherine Heigl and Natalie Portman, this epic romantic drama about a woman who remains aged 29 for almost eight decades finally sees the light of day.

Three more Marvel movies for Thor
Chris Hemsworth won't be throwing away his mighty hammer any time soon.

Harry Potter secrets revealed
The Harry Potter books are full of magic and spells. And it seems that a little trickery also had to be used on set when the books were being turned into films.