Radio 1's Screen Time

Tom tells Ali Plumb the stories behind some of his biggest movies - including Top Gun, Jerry Maguire, Tropic Thunder & American Made. He also reveals the movies that have inspired him.

Fresh from his holiday, Ali is back and ready to review some more movies. This week, find out what he thought to Detroit and Logan LuckyPlus, he talks to stars of Defenders: Finn Jones and Charlie Cox.

Charlize tells Ali the stories behind movies such as Mad Max: Fury Road and her Oscar-winning performance in Monster.

Ali reviews this week’s big movies: The Emoji Movie and Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.Plus he has two massive interviews: Atomic Blonde star James McAvoy and ‘Poop’ from The Emoji Movie, Sir Patrick Stewart.

Ali has all this week's movie news, including the latest from Comic Con, James Bond 25 and a new Gerard Butler movie. Plus, he gives us his reviews of this week's big movies: Girls Trip and The Big Sick

Ali has all the latest movie (and some television) news, including: an Aladdin casting update, recently announced Disney sequels and this week's UK Box Office Top 5.Plus, he gives us his review of Christopher Nolan’s latest blockbuster: Dunkirk and sits down with star of Cars 3, Owen Wilson.

Ali catches up with Andy Serkis (Gollum in Lord of the Rings) and Steve Zahn, stars of ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’.He has all the movie news including: the newest addition to the cast of Martin Scorsese’s next film, a ‘Lion King’ update and the latest from ‘The Black Panther’.Also, find out who is top of the UK Box Office this week.

Join Radio 1’s resident film buff Ali Plumb as he reviews the latest movies hitting screens and interviews Hollywood’s hottest stars.

Tom Holland tells Ali Plumb how he went from playing Billy Elliot in the stage show to becoming Marvel's biggest Superhero. He also talks about meeting Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield, his newfound friendship with Zendaya and dealing with fame at such a young age.

This week Ali chats to Ansel Elgort, Jamie Foxx and Edgar Wright about Baby Driver and also reviews Despicable Me 3 starring Steve Carell and Tupac Shakur biopic All Eyes On Me.