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Crime 101: An All-Star Heist Without the Thrill
Beneath its polished exterior, lies a story that never fully capitalizes on it's potential.
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Film Reviews from a spectrum of opinions and perspectives
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Giant (Spoiler Review): a heartfelt story that transcends the boxing ring
Piers Brosnan and Amir El-Masry star in "The UK's answer to Rocky" - Suhalia analyses the biopic for its hits and it's misses.
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The Bloody Social Politics of Send Help
Send Help moves at a lightning pace in setting the stage, gnarly, disgusting, with all our favorite practical effects and Raimi-isms to make the blood rush to our ears. And without the costume of modern society, the movie illustrates how much capitalism is a pantomime none of us asked to be part of.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
"Despite my usual sequel fatigue, I could not wait for The Bone Temple. I’m relieved to report that it not only justifies its existence but also beautifully concludes the story of its predecessor."
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Iron Lung: Mark did it, and so can you.
A new indie horror film swept the Box Office this weekend, and could signal a massive shift in the industry - Amy-May reports back for us.
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Primate: Nope spin-off?
"Overall, as far as slasher flicks go, it's not everyday we get one where the killer is a psychotic chimp"
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SPOILERS: I have now also watched Twinless, James Sweeney's perfect crime.
An incredibly self-serious demon twink comedy, the film Michel highly recommended from Tribeca has finally made it to my eyeballs.
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[ENG/ARB] Khartoum - Interview with Directors Rawia AlHag, Phil Cox, and lead subject, Khadmallah
When it premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival to resounding applause, the filmmakers knew that the audience were craving that sincerity. The film resists grand explanations, opting for stories that you wouldn’t see in the headlines.
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ARCHIVE: F1: Boomer Propaganda
For the glossy Hollywood Treatment of the world's most glamorous extreme sport, Kosinski asks the question: Should we bring back Brad Pitt Blockbusters? (Spoilers: No, thanks.)
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The best films of 2026 (that we saw in 2025)
Watchlists at the ready, aficionados!
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Behind Festival Season: A Volunteer’s POV
Come take a look at what really goes on behind the scenes of a film festival, and I’ll share my festival volunteer do’s and don’ts!
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Move over Eddington, "Wake Up Dead Man" is the defining political satire of 2025
Analysing faith as it manifests within America, Johnson once again used the masterful and time-tested device of the whodunnit to try and comment on why "we're all so divided".