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Warner Bros.’ ‘Wonka’ Announces Full Cast As Filming Starts
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Warner Bros.’ ‘Wonka’ Announces Full Cast As Filming Starts

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‘No Time To Die’ Smashes Box Office With $119m Opening
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‘No Time To Die’ Smashes Box Office With $119m Opening

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Kindred love and a fraying marriage embrace in 'My Little Sister', a sturdy drama that shuttles back and forth between Switzerland and Berlin.
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‘My Little Sister’ Handles Its Heavy Burden With Ease: Review

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Bad Candy never really finds its groove. It looks good, but its flashy production values and star appearances don’t compensate for a messy plot.
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Horror Anthology ‘Bad Candy’ Will Leave You With Toothache: Review

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Halloween Feature
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Scarily Good Films: The Indiependent’s Top Five Halloween Movies

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Conversion Therapy
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Cured On Camera: Conversion Therapy In Documentary Film

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No Time To Die
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‘No Time To Die’—Bond Is Back And His Timing Is Impeccable: Review

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Horror Christian Bale's Face
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Films To Stream In The UK In October 2021

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My Life in Films: Theo Smith

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Zoolander
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‘Zoolander’ At 20: Derelict(e) Trash Or A Comedy Magnum Opus?

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‘The Green Knight’ – A Dazzling Take On The Arthurian Legend
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‘The Green Knight’ – A Dazzling Take On The Arthurian Legend: Review

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Gunpowder Milkshake is a rousing, albeit imitative, romp which offers a visual vibrancy that plenty of contemporary action films don’t quite produce anymore
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‘Gunpowder Milkshake’ Is An Eye-popping But Uninspired Assassin Adventure: Review

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Chris Pratt Leads An All-Star Cast For The Upcoming ‘Super Mario Bros’ Movie
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Chris Pratt Leads An All-Star Cast For The Upcoming ‘Super Mario Bros’ Movie

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Since erupting in 2011, Syria’s Civil War has claimed the lives of up to 600,000 people and triggered a refugee crisis of even greater proportions. The Man Who Sold His Skin isn’t a war film, instead using the conflict as a starting point for a drama whose real home is in the European art world.
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‘The Man Who Sold His Skin’ Is A Sharp Drama: Review

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A naturalistic screenplay that highlights an alternative college experience, paired with some lived-in central performances, make for an endearing debut from writer-director Cooper Raiff. 'Freshman Year' will both warm and break your heart, and remind you of the inherent randomness of personal connections made at university.
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‘Freshman Year’ Is As Real As College Gets: Review

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