The fests don't stop! We have Katie on the ground in London for the BFI London Film Festival with Quentin to join her at the conclusion of Zurich. Thoughts from from both of them will be right here in this thread. #LFF
REVIEW: Chris Evans, Anya Taylor-Joy, John Malkovich, Vincent Cassel, Salma Hayek Pinault, Charlie XCX, and Sam Richardson in a very strange film. Here are our reviews for Sacrifice. #Sacrifice
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REVIEW: Keri Russell is back navigating political backstabbing, international crises, and personal turmoil in the fourth season of The Diplomat. Check out our thoughts. #TheDiplomat
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REVIEW: Mama Voorhees is back on our screens, but this time, the small screen. Linda Cardellini is the iconic Pamela in the Peacock original series Crystal Lake. Here are our thoughts. #CrystalLake
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GODZILLA MINUS ZERO: Doesn't exceed its predecessor emotionally in its post-war allegory, albeit there's plenty of that to go around to make your eyes water. But the mere scope of the kaiju horrors is jaw-dropping and puts most modern blockbusters to shame.
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REVIEW: Is Street Fighter a KO that finally sheds the weight of the 90s adaptation or does it fall into the same video game movie traps? Here are our thoughts on the latest edition of Street Fighter. #StreetFighterMovie
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REVIEW: John Turturro front and centre plus a lowkey Do the Right Thing reunion between him and Giancarlo Esposito? Yes, please. Here are our thoughts on The Only Living Pickpocket in New York. #TheOnlyLivingPickpocketInNewYork
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REVIEW: We're not going to tell you anything about You Can See Everything except that you should see it for yourself. Not convinced? Check out our reviews. We promise they won’t give anything away. #YouCanSeeEverything
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REVIEW: Austin Abrams loves playing characters who just have terrible days. I mean, who else could get swallowed by a whale? Check out our reviews on his performance and everything else Whalefall has to offer. #Whalefall
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REVIEW: The winner of the Palme d’Or has finally made its way to theatres. What did we think of this grounded Sebastian Stan & Renate Reinsve film? Check out our reviews. #Fjord
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Alexander Skarsgård takes on another unconventional role & Olivia Colman continues to be one of the most reliable actors working today with WICKER. A love story on the surface, there's a lot to be said here about status, tradition & patriarchy. #Wicker
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KLARA AND THE SUN: Taika Waititi’s tendency to riff on a level that’s freaking sublime can’t help but overshadow his genuine sincerity, which leads him to beat us over the head with the most obvious sentiments. A nice but superfluous wash.
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REVIEW: Mahershala Ali has a blade in his hand but it's not what you'd expect. Check out our thoughts on his long-awaited collaboration with director Bassam Tariq, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother. #YMYMYM
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REVIEW: Ben Affleck is back both in front of and behind the camera with the new Netflix film, Animals. Here are our thoughts. #Animals
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REVIEW: What childhood toy is getting made into a movie next? Slinkys? Yo-yos? Rock 'Em Soc... Ah, never mind. Just read the reviews for Matchbox The Movie. #MatchboxTheMovie
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REVIEW: Josh Hartnett does his best to find out what's lurking under the Newfoundland waters in the new Netflix series, Below. Check out our reviews. #Below
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REVIEW: Mike Flanagan goes back to the Stephen King well with a modern adaptation of the famed author's high school classic, Carrie. Here are our thoughts on the Prime Video series. #Carrie
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REVIEW: Chris Rock is back in the director's chair with his latest reflection on Hollywood, Misty Green. Here are our reviews. #MistyGreen
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