James Cameron’s long-awaited sequel is an enchanting, emotional rollercoaster, writes Madi Wharmby
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In light of Jordan Peele calling Daniel Kaluuya his “De Niro”, Matthew Bowden examines five creatively fruitful acting/director partnerships
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Jess Cadogan admires the visual and narrative splendour of Luca Guadagnino’s latest romantic feature Bones and All
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Netflix’s adaptation of the Addams Family franchise is an entertaining, nostalgia-filled triumph, finds Lisette Reed
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Orianna Xu immerses herself in Park Chan-wook’s latest offering a Hitchcockian visual mystery boasting a terrific leading performance from Tang Wei
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Despite its historical inaccuracies, Shagnick Bhattacharya has a good time with this historical action drama, led by an excellent Viola Davis
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Jess Cadogan sings the praises of Sebastian Lelio’s psychological thriller The Wonder, with Florence Pugh giving a reliable excellent performance
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Shagnick Bhattacharya can find no faults with Netflix’s reimagining of the anti-war classic
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Harry Styles nearly jeopardises Amazon’s adaptation of My Policeman, which Lisette Reed enjoys for its mostly strong performances and direction
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Pollyanna Roberts finds Smile a refreshing and frightening horror thriller
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James Cameron’s long-awaited sequel is an enchanting, emotional rollercoaster, writes Madi Wharmby
-
In light of Jordan Peele calling Daniel Kaluuya his “De Niro”, Matthew Bowden examines five creatively fruitful acting/director partnerships
-
Jess Cadogan admires the visual and narrative splendour of Luca Guadagnino’s latest romantic feature Bones and All
-
Netflix’s adaptation of the Addams Family franchise is an entertaining, nostalgia-filled triumph, finds Lisette Reed
-
Orianna Xu immerses herself in Park Chan-wook’s latest offering a Hitchcockian visual mystery boasting a terrific leading performance from Tang Wei
-
Despite its historical inaccuracies, Shagnick Bhattacharya has a good time with this historical action drama, led by an excellent Viola Davis
-
Jess Cadogan sings the praises of Sebastian Lelio’s psychological thriller The Wonder, with Florence Pugh giving a reliable excellent performance
-
Shagnick Bhattacharya can find no faults with Netflix’s reimagining of the anti-war classic
-
Harry Styles nearly jeopardises Amazon’s adaptation of My Policeman, which Lisette Reed enjoys for its mostly strong performances and direction
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Pollyanna Roberts finds Smile a refreshing and frightening horror thriller
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