Paul McLauchlan meets Nicholas Hoult

There is a moment while watching 1917 when you realise you have not breathed in quite some time. At least it certainly feels that way, such is there lentless, heart-stopping momentum of Sam Mendes’ epic war film about two young soldiers who venture across enemy lines to deliver a message that could save hundreds of lives.

With the days getting longer, and the weather being as unpredictable as ever- we're looking at you, Storm Hannah- there's even more time to catch up with on your tv time.

Black ’47, out now - Revenge thriller set during the Irish Famine. Hugo Weaving, Barry Keoghan and Stephen Rea star.

From movies to music, food to fashion, our critics reveal their picks for the year ahead.

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Today marks the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s death. Olivia Kelleher looks at why modern audiences are still very much enamoured with her.

Bridget Jones’s Baby has toppled more fancied blockbusters to be officially crowned the highest-grossing film at the Irish box office last year.

PAGES devoured: 216. Embarrassing laugh-out-loud moments on public transport: numerous. Overall thoughts on latest Bridget Jones book: V.v.v. gd.

A strange and varied mix in cinemas this week, including a new Irish comdy classic, a returning horror franchise and comedy show back after long breaks and a new film from the guy behind What We Do in the Shadows.

Good morning. Here’s everything you need to know before you start your day.

Bridget Jones is back, and things are getting even more complicated than usual, as you can see from the first full trailer.

Kingman The Secret Service was a surprise hit on its release in 2015 and that means there's a sequel already in the works

The Honest Trailers crew set their sights on Kingsman The Secret Service starring Colin Firth and Michael Caine

Remember when we all thought pouring water on ourselves was the cleverest idea ever?

Check out our guide to the best of tonight’s TV.

Kingsman The Secret Service was a lot of fun when it arrived in cinemas earlier in 2015 and though some were put off by its tone and insane amount of violence, it still managed to pull down more than $400 million worldwide.

Check out our guide to the best of tonight's TV.

Some Easter Sunday shows for your viewing pleasure.

Judi Dench and Maggie Smith have more pulling power than Christian Grey’s saucy bedroom antics after The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel knocked Fifty Shades Of Grey off the top spot at the UK box office.

Your guide to tonight's best TV.

Inherent Vice ***

A young troublemaker gets the chance to join a group of elite secret agents, to become a Kingsman.

Here are our tips for the best of tonight's telly.

Colin Firth is open to appearing in a third 'Bridget Jones' movie.

Oscar-winning beauty Nicole Kidman was among the stars to brave the pouring rain at the premiere of Paddington the movie.

Scenes showing cross-dressing flirtation and a villainous taxidermist all contributed towards the new Paddington film being given a Parental Guidance certificate — much to the surprise of the famous bear’s creator.

The new Paddington film has been given a Parental Guidance certificate in Britain for mild use of both bad language and sex references – much to the surprise of the creator of the famous bear.

KEIRA KNIGHTLEY says she’s happy to do topless shoots — as long as her image isn’t retouched. The actress was photographed topless — except for a pair of long gloves — for Interview magazine.

With a status orange weather alert throughout much of the country, it’s a great opportunity to settle down with loved ones, grab some popcorn and enjoy a marathon of movies. Here are our favourite things to binge watch...

This week, Liam Neeson stars in action thriller A Walk Along The Tombstones, a utopian society unravels in sci-fi adventure The Giver, and the tale of an exclusive Oxford University clique in The Riot Club.

Before I Go to Sleep ****

From food to fashion, movies to music, our critics pick their hot 100 for autumn.

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian showed it is never too early for an eye-popping outfit as she spilled out of her plunging neckline while heading out for an early-morning jaunt around London.

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian stole the show at a glitzy awards do – designed to celebrate men.

Your spoiler free guide to what's on the box tonight.

Colin Firth is a “gentleman spy” with a killer umbrella and Samuel L Jackson is a blood-hating villain with a lisp in Fox’s forthcoming film Kingsman: The Secret Service.

BRITISH poet and author Blake Morrison has earned a strong international reputation for his work, wining a string of literary awards along the way.