In this issue

Total Film interview Bill Nighy talks Love Actually, Pirates and his
40-plus year career.The highwaymen Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson hunt
down Bonnie and Clyde, how to train your dragon: the hidd en world Can the third dragon movie scale the heights?...

Best Western

THE SISTERS BROTHERS I Jacques Audiard digs his spurs into the cowboy movie, alongside Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly…

4 mins

Grave Matters

PET SEMATARY I Jason Clarke digs deep to confront death in Stephen King’s darkest tale…

2 mins

Cold Pursuit: Liam Brings The Plough Factor…

Watch the trailer for Cold Pursuit and you could be forgiven for thinking, “Do we need another geri-actioner starring Liam Neeson on a roaring rampage of revenge?” Sure, it was fun and exhilarating in Taken, seeing Oskar Schindler crack skulls – after a career of gravel-throated gravitas, it represented one of the biggest star-rebrands since another mature actor with a similar-sounding name boarded Airplane! to leave grounded drama behind. But we’ve since had Taken 2 and 3, Non-Stop, Run All Night and The Commuter.

3 mins

How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

Having been deprived of a limb in the first How To Train Your Dragon and a loving father in the second, youthful Viking Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) has suffered enough, you might think. Yet the third entry in DreamWorks’ heart-stirring fantasy series has one more trauma to inflict on its callow protagonist: the prospect of a fond farewell to his scaly companion Toothless, a dragon whose slim hopes of survival depend on getting as far away from humankind as possible.

2 mins

Instant Family

From the director (Sean Anders) and star (Mark Wahlberg) of the Daddy’s Home movies comes another film about the travails of parenting, only this time inching into more serious territory. Instant Family is, for Anders, a personal picture: its tale of Pete (Wahlberg) and Ellie (Rose Byrne) adopting three children out of the foster care system is based on his own experiences.

2 mins

Avenging Angel

She's the super-powerful Avenger who was Nick Fury's last call during Infinity War's genocide. Now it's time for CAPTAIN MARVEL to shine in an origin story that's the MCU's first female-led instalment. Total Film meets Brie Larson and the team to unpack what makes Carol Danvers tick, how she's going to fix the snap and her importance in a #TimesUp world.

10+ mins

G Force

British actress Gemma Chan continues her meteoric rise with a "badass" role in CAPTAIN MARVEL. Total Film talks transformations, #TimesUp and tea with the seemingly unflappable star taking her future into her own hands.

9 mins

Double Trouble

Jordan Peele follows his directorial debut Get Out with Us, a terrifying doppelgänger movie that dares to face the terror within. Total Film speaks to Hollywood’s hottest filmmaker and his starry cast about America’s nightmares in a damaged brain.

9 mins

True Detectives

In The Highwaymen, Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson are the Texas Rangers charged with hunting down Bonnie and Clyde. Total Film talks to the leads and director John Lee Hancock to find out why the star-crossed outlaws still hold such an enduring and relevant fascination for moviegoers.

10 mins

Night Riders

Fast & Furious Meets Fantasy In Street-racing Show Curfew…

4 mins

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