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"Having been a mouthpiece for the suffering of others for 25 years, we now see McNaughton grapple with the responsibility of his own legacy."
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"Despite being defined by homage, Wish is a feel-good Disney fairytale, and it’s hard not to let yourself be swept up in the magic of it all." Lucie von Metzradt reviews Wish, in cinemas now.
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"Fennell interrogates the idle ​apathy ​of the ​wealthy​,​ playing with how​ far she can push ‘eat the rich’, and let’s just say the rich are devoured, hook, line and ​​sinker." Bella Wood reviews Saltburn, in cinemas now.
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"Using the unmatched combination of flawless directing and stunning performances, Anatomy of a Fall questions the existence of an objective truth." Max Evans-Schmid reviews Anatomy of a Fall, out now.
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"Described as a “razor sharp” commentary on the pitfalls of dating, it is in actual fact, a rather more blunt-edged depiction." James Mahon reviews Cat Person, in cinemas this Friday.
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"Bottoms signals a return to form for the genre. It succeeds as a satirical comedy of modern-day American high school and an intimate depiction of queer adolescence." Hit the link below to read Max Evans-Schmid's take on Bottoms, in cinemas now.
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“Wes Anderson confirms that he is more concerned with impressing us than he is with taking us on a journey; it’s sad to see him forget to give his creation what all great films need: a heart.” Ciaran Hegarty reviews Asteroid City, out in cinemas now.

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“Celine Song’s Past Lives is one you won’t want to miss. Just remember to bring your waterproof mascara.” Lila Funge reviews Past Lives, in cinemas 30 August. #PastLives
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“Mother and Son (Léonor Serraille, 2022) is a film that is deeply human, powerful and filled with love. It invites us warmly into a family space that is established and specific.” Isabella Hogg reviews Mother and Son, out now.
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"The whole enterprise is a paint-by-numbers affair. It follows its outlined formula to a tee. Rodriguez as a director provides little innovation or subversion of the genre's most tired devices." James Mahon reviews Hypnotic, in cinemas now. #Hypnotic

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"If you get a kick out of seeing Mozart Jimi-Hendrixing it up in battling cadenzas, chances are this sometimes-fluffy, sometimes-filling offering will hit the spot." Sadbh Boylan reviews 'Chevalier', in cinemas now.

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"Although Wait For Me’s efforts to bring Sam and Alison together are ultimately unsuccessful, the film succeeds at conveying the hopelessness that drowns
the characters." Max Evans-Schmid reviews Keith Farell's Wait For Me, out in Irish cinemas now.
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"It reveals itself as a stinging polemic of American foreign intervention, and at its core, the myth of  the American ‘freedom and liberty’." James Mahon reviews Castro's Spies, in select Irish cinemas on April 28th.
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"Despite the tight runtime, the film settles into a lethargic formula; a gory set piece unfolds, the characters run into another room to hide, give some exposition, rinse and repeat." Shane McKevitt reviews Evil Dead Rise, in cinemas Friday April 21st
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"It’s basically like getting to see that performance of Silver Springs where Stevie Nicks screams at Lindsey Buckingham for 10 hours." Leah Kelly reviews Daisy Jones & The Six, available to stream on Amazon Prime
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"This movie about resilience is the instruction I would turn towards, even when I’m tired and not really wanting advice, even when I’m already overwhelmed, I’d say: you watch this movie" Tilly Schaaf reviews A Good Person, in cinemas Friday. https://t.co/ubzJKauTYy

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"Through beautiful mise-en-scène and strong performances, Dhont has created a deeply moving exploration of toxic masculinity and how societal norms contribute to the pains of growing up." Isabella Littler reviews Close. https://t.co/GYfm8jEtPb

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"The film is disappointing because when it’s good, it’s good. Sandberg’s background in horror films shines when he’s allowed to show Greek monsters ravaging the city." Gabe Gurule reviews Shazam! Fury of the Gods, in Irish cinemas now.
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