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The Woman in the Window movie review: Amy Adams' psychological thriller might be confused for an insipid spoof

Neither gory nor suspenseful, the “woman” in the window might actually force you to step out of her line of vision, with a simple click of an exit button.

Crisis, The Courier, Raya and The Last Dragon, Ginny and Georgia: Trailers this week

While Benedict Cumberbatch's The Courier premieres on Netflix on 19 March, Disney's Raya and The Last Dragon is set to hit theatres on 5 March

Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross' soundtrack for David Fincher's Mank beautifully captures a bygone era of Hollywood

In their fourth cinematic collaboration with Fincher, industrial rockers of Nine Inch Nails-fame and film composers Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross have released the most refreshing soundtrack of this lockdown year.

David Fincher’s Netflix film Mank is a ‘watchable entry in the annals of Hollywood self-obsession’ despite historical contentions

Most characters in David Fincher’s Mank are embedded in a spectacle that shimmers with knowing artificiality

Mank review round-up: David Fincher's 'love letter to Hollywood' is 'lusciously evocative and immersive'

David Fincher's Mank has been receiving praise across the board, particularly on the technical front, with critics calling it 'dazzling craftsmanship'

Mank, David Fincher’s Netflix biopic on Citizen Kane screenwriter, to release on 4 December

Mank will follow Henry Mankiewicz and his battles with Citizen Kane director and its star Orson Welles over screenplay credit for the 1941 cinematic masterpiece.

First look images of David Fincher’s Netflix biopic on Citizen Kane screenwriter released

Mank will follow Herman Mankiewicz as he finishes the script of Citizen Kane for director Orson Welles.

Jeffrey Wright says Matt Reeves' The Batman is 'next evolution' of DC Comics characters

Jeffrey Wright, Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson are trying to "create something together that is our own, but is also Batman."

Slow Horses: Gary Oldman to headline Apple TV Plus spy drama based on Mick Herron's novels

Slow Horses will be executive produced by Graham Yost, the producer of Jane Campion’s Top of the Lake.

The enduring relevance of Dracula: Each generation’s interpretation of the vampire reflects its own political climate

Dracula can be said to be about a number of very specific social contexts of the mid-1890s – such as the political turmoil in the Transylvania region which followed the 1877 Russo-Turkish war. Yet, year after year people read and enjoy Dracula who have never heard of these political events.