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The Invisible Man [15] review - Potent re-imagining of a horror classic

At their very best Blumhouse horrors are timely affairs, offering cultural relevant themes paired ... More info

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The Nightingale [18] review - A film we need to talk about

We need to talk about Jennifer Kent. We need to talk about her sophomore effort, The Nightingale. ... More info

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Julie Mayhew and Elleke Boehmer, 14th January 2020 It was a dark and stormy night. No, ... More info

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Adam Sandler was robbed at this year's Oscars. Never did I expect to write this sentence but as ... More info

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10. Marriage Story After coming so close to winning this year’s Best Film Oscar with the ... More info

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There has been a fascinating run of sophomore genre efforts of late. Ari Aster went full folk ... More info

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Rojo opens with a fixed shot of an attractive villa on a leafy suburban street, the burble of ... More info

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Comedy is tragedy. And vice versa. At least it is for Arthur Fleck, adrift in an uncaring ... More info

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The Spy Gone North is a sprawling epic, a tense, dense film that offers fresh insight into a newly ... More info

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Who would have thought that Steven McQueen, artist-turned-director of such classy arthouse fare as ... More info

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