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US navy hero who inspired highest-grossing war movie of all time exaggerated medal haul, according to information released through data request application
The US government wants the movie business to help counter Isis propaganda. But from shady sheikhs to detonator-happy terrorists, Hollywood’s pervasive Islamophobia is already a big part of the problem
The snail-paced teaser for Disney’s new animation is the latest to merrily reject the usual frenetic framework. Does it mark a golden dawn of ponderous promos?
Paramount’s banking dramedy opts for a prudent approach; Michael Bay’s Benghazi 13 Hours hits red-state audience too hard and The Revenant makes quick progress to recouping out-of-control budget
The film based on the bestselling memoir about an Iraqi who helped US Navy Seals, and adapted by Straight Outta Compton screenwriter Alan Wenkus, will be touted to buyers at this week’s Toronto film festival
They might be scheduled for DVD release practically simultaneously – but these British and American depictions of modern warfare are very different, says Kajaki producer
Gareth Ellis-Unwin
The widow of ‘American Sniper’ Chris Kyle confronted Barack Obama during a town hall meeting about guns on Thursday
Steve Rose on film In the line of dire: let's call time on Clint Eastwood's macho movies