Film review: Babylon

Bodily fluids flow freely in Damien Chazelle’s satire? Homage? Sure it’s a mess, but is it entertaining enough to excuse its shortcomings?

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Film review: M3gan

The team behind Malignant delivers again a surprisingly entertaining and unpretentious film.

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Film review: The Fabelmans and A Man Called Otto

In the tail end of his career, Steven Spielberg finally goes deeply personal with The Fabelmans, and in A Man Called Otto, Tom Hanks’ miscast…

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Film review: The Banshees of Inisherin and The Lost King

Martin McDonagh returns to form after his Oscar success, and Stephen Frears does the minimum on his new simple, but forgettable, film.

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Film review: Glass Onion – A Knives Out Mystery and Triangle of Sadness

Rian Johnson’s Benoit Blanc returns for a great old school murder mystery, while Ruben Östlund presents his Palm d’Or-winning anti-capitalist satire.

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Film review: Avatar: The way of water

James Cameron returns to Pandora for a sequel that no one wanted, but everyone will watch.

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Film summer guide, and The Fablemans ticket giveaway

When the weather is warm, the best activity is to find the comfort of a cool cinema. Not sure what to watch from all the…

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Best films of 2022

The 10 best pictures that surprised us in 2022. For a year that saw more big names releasing directly to streaming, it’s only a coincidence…

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Film review: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio + ticket giveaway

Guillermo del Toro adds a darker tone and an anti-fascist message to the Italian fairytale. It’s the story’s best version since the Disney classic.

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Film review: Stars at noon, Kompromat plus ticket giveaway

Two very distinctive French thrillers are the perfect way to start the Christmas season

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