SpiceWorld, Pierce Brosnan - Tomorrow Never Dies, Brendan Fraser - George of the Jungle, Sylvester Stallone - Cop Land

Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and James Cameron on Titanic, Keanu Reeves & Al Pacino on Devil's Advocate

Ewan McGregor is Obi-Wan Kenobi - Star Wars preview, Robin Williams - Flubber, Matthew McConaughey - Amistad, Christian Slater, Call Sheet: Curse of Frankenstein

Includes free music & interactive CD - 30 minutes of soundtrack music plus an exclusive collection of 15 trailers (software included for Mac or PC - needs multisession CD drive). Features on Godzilla, Lost in Space, The Avengers, The X-Files, City of Angels,. Plus Film Review's own Cannes diary

Quentin Tarantino - Jackie Brown, Morgan Freeman - Kiss the Girls, As Good as it Gets, Anastasia, Mark Addy - The Full Monty

Leonardo DiCaprio - Man in the Iron Mask interview, Gwyneth Paltrow - Great Expectations, Neve Campbell - Scream 2, plus coverage of the Oscars

T?a Leoni - Deep Impact, Drew Barrymore - The Wedding Singer, Rachel Weisz - Amy Foster, Denise Richards - Wild Things

Here come the International Bright Young Things! It's our own top 50 of the most brilliant young movie stars, in over 50 colourful pages. Plus interviews with 10 of the contenders: Ben Affleck Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Mark Wahlberg, Kate Beckinsale, Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Skeet Ulrich, Robert Carlyle - and Leonardo di Caprio.

Nicolas Cage City of Angels, Frank Sinatra, Robert Duvall The Apostle, Girl's Night, Les Mis?rables, Jennifer Aniston

Cast & crew of Godzilla, Gary Oldman - Lost in Space, Grease re-released plus Six Days, Seven Nights

Into orbit with Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck from Armageddon. The Avengers: Sean Connery on being villainous. Gillian Anderson gets truthful about The X-Files movie. Robert Redford and Kristin Scott Thomas on The Horse Whisperer. Call Sheet on the Bond classic You Only Live Twice. Plus 21 releases reviewed for August.

Film Review's Sci-Fi Hall of Fame. 25 all-time great science fiction movies that have to be seen - with reviews, trivia and top moments. Star Trek: Insurrection - Jonathan Frakes, Mike Piller and Rick Berman on the ninth Trek movie. What Dreams May Come - Robin Williams on journeys into heaven and hell. Plus Bond's Moonraker in Call Sheet, 1999 Sci-Fi Movie preview, and behind-the-scenes at Jim Henson's Creature Shop.

It's a warzone! Tom Hanks and Stephen Spielberg on the brutal but red-hot Saving Private Ryan. John Travolta and Emma Thompson on Primary Colors. Mel Gibson on Lethal Weapon 4. Cameron Diaz and Matt Dillon, coupling up in There's Something About Mary. Call Sheet on the musical Dr Dolittle (1967). Plus 16 pages of reviews for September.

The Truman Show - film of the year? Jim Carrey on being more than a bendy face in this instant classic. Ever After - Drew Barrymore and director Andy Tennant on a panto-free Cinders. A Perfect Murder - Michael Douglas on the glossy Hitchcock remake. Minnie Driver takes the lead - on location for The Governess. Call sheet on Titanic (part 1) to mark its video d?but. Plus 17 pages of review for October releases.

Out of Sight - Supercool George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez on their sizzling thriller. The Negotiator - Samuel L Jackson and Kevin Spacey set out their terms. Rounders - Matt Damon on learning to hustle as a gifted poker player. Rush Hour - martial arts dynamo Jackie Chan on creating mayhem in Hollywood. Call sheet on Titanic (part 2) marks its video d?but. Plus 17 pages of review for November releases.

Every single cinema release of 1998 reviewed - over 320 films covered in our special A-Z compendium! Plus the year's most prominent stars profiled in ten faces of 1998: these new interviews include Leo di Caprio, Drew Barrymore, Ben Affleck, Gwyneth Paltrow, Christina Ricci, Jean Reno and... Vinnie Jones. With an overview of the major movie moments of 1998.