He’s going to prison but what of those who were complicit in his crimes?
By Alexander Larman
The British legal system will decide his fate
By Alexander Larman
Baz Luhrmann’s new biopic is fun but too cartoonish to capture the legend
By Alexander Larman
It’s become an exercise in high-budget pointlessness
By Alexander Larman
Its version of the Eighties is oddly benign
By Alexander Larman
A Zimmer score is seldom less than a pleasure to listen to, as has been the case for decades
By Alexander Larman
Audiences are increasingly wise to knee-jerk manipulation
By Alexander Larman
Long may his insane, generous individualism last
By Alexander Larman
The age of Captain Jack Sparrow is over
By Alexander Larman
Viola Davis calls them out for their smugness while sounding a bit vainglorious herself
By Alexander Larman
The left freaks out as our greatest billionaire supervillain swoops in
By Alexander Larman
As rumors about ‘Wisteria’ swirl, the director is being typically mysterious
By Alexander Larman
A certain sector of the Harry Potter fandom has decided that the author is the devil incarnate
By Alexander Larman
