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Tuesday, Jul 16

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Pretty Woman at the Regent Theatre: REVIEW

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Pretty Woman is one of my favourite films of all time. One of the most beloved and romantic films of the 1990s Pretty Woman launched the career of Julia Roberts, and made the world fall in love with suave Richard Gere. Pretty Woman is…

‘Twisters’ review: Surprisingly good reboot is a bona fide summer blockbuster

nypost.com

It's strange to call a film depicting the enormous devastation wrought by tornadoes a pleasant surprise. But, like the weather phenomena these rebellious scientists chase, this summer smash whooshed in out of nowhere.

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Twisters Review: A Thrilling Ride with Tornadoes and Tension

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“Twisters” is the long-awaited follow-up to the 1996 classic “Twister.” Directed by Lee Isaac Chung, this film brings a fresh cast and a new story to the tornado-chasing genre. With big names like Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell, and…

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'Wild Wild Space' review: Solid HBO doc explores the business of rockets, where some soar, some crash

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While the recently released and delightfully entertaining feature film “Fly Me to the Moon” is set against the backdrop of the Space Race of the 1960s, the HBO original documentary “Wild Wild Space” is all about the modern-day celestial…

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LE SAMOURAÏ Blu-ray Review: On the Elegance of a Revolver

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Every filmmaker wants the perfect opening shot; but then, can the rest of the film live up to it? Jean-Pierre Melville's Le Samuraï is one such film, that gives not just an iconic opening shot, but many in between, with a story,…

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The Very Things : Mr. Arc-Eye (under a cellophane sky) : Album Review ‘glorious film noir dark energy return…’

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blur: To The End review – flails for a sense of narrative closure

lwlies.com

The latest documentary about the Britpop comeback kings sadly doesn't reveal much that we didn't already know from previous film outings.

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‘Twisters’ review: ‘90s-style blockbuster sweeps in to save the day

www.nme.com

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell star in perhaps the most entertaining film of the year

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Forrest Gump Review: Tom Hanks’ Iconic Hero Still Captivates After 30 Years

You’ll need a sweet tooth … Tom Hanks in Forrest Gump (1994). Photograph: Paramount/Allstar Robert Zemeckis’s comedy drama, starring Tom Hanks, is being rereleased to celebrate its 30th anniversary. In this film, Hanks plays Forrest Gump,…

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Robin and the Hoods Review – A Truly Wonderful Film About the Joys of Youth

blazingminds.co.uk

We bring you our review of the preview of the new Sky Original movie Robin and the Hoods which is directed by Phil Hawkins and is on Sky Cinema in July.

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Why Are Fans Bombing Reviews of the Gladiator II Trailer?

The Gladiator II trailer, released recently, has sparked a wave of controversy and negative reactions on YouTube, dividing fans over several aspects unrelated to the film itself. Last week marked the debut of the first look at the highly…

Review of Janet Planet: Mother-Daughter Bond Unfolds in Dreamy Summer

Muted palette … Julianne Nicholson and Zoe Ziegler. Photograph: Courtesy of A24 The Pulitzer-winning dramatist Annie Baker, known for her stage play “The Flick,” makes her feature debut with a very personal film set in rural Massachusetts…

Monday, Jul 15

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Neuchâtel 2024 Review: ENNENNUM Is Science Fiction At Its Finest

screenanarchy.com

On Saturday the 13th of July, the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival had its closing ceremony, complete with the handing out of its awards. As a part of the Critic's Jury this year, we handed our award for best feature film to…

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Mediterrane 2024 Review: VIET AND NAM, Mesmerizing Slow Drama Explores Personal and National Histories

screenanarchy.com

Vietnamese filmmaker Truong Minh Quy has crafted one of 2024's most intriguing films, using contemplative visuals exploring personal and national histories against the backdrop of a romance of two young queer Vietnamese miners.

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Netflix scores its biggest film release of 2024 despite lukewarm reviews of ‘lazy’ reboot

metro.co.uk

It may not have thrilled critics, but Eddie Murphy’s new film has proven a winner for Netflix (Picture: Netflix via AP)

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Review: ‘Waterloo Sunset’ – Affordable Urban Oasis

‘Like winning the lottery’ … Waterloo Sunset. Photograph: Bruise Films Tourists drifting out of London’s Tate Modern sometimes find themselves peering through the gates of nearby Hopton’s Almshouses, a collection of 20 charming cottages…

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The Review: ‘In a Violent Nature’ – An Ambient Arthouse Slasher That Defies Expectations

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Chris Nash’s In a Violent Nature defies the conventions of traditional horror. Rather than relying on jump scares or high-wire tension, this hyperviolent slasher takes an unexpected approach. Set against the serene backdrop of the Canadian…

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Mean Girls (2024) Review

jasonsmovieblog.com

MORE OF A “WANNABEE” THAN A “QUEEN BEE” Released back in 2004, Mean Girls took an interesting and cinematic examination into the “secret world” of modern-day teenager cliques and devious ways of those of their hierarchy hold wickedness…

‘Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba’ Release Date: Vikrant Massey, Taapsee Pannu and Sunny Kaushal’s Film to Premiere on Netflix on August 9 (See Motion Poster)

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‘Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba’ is a sequel to ‘Haseen Dilruba’, which premiered exclusively on the OTT platform Netflix in July 2021 and gathered positive reviews from the audience and starred Vikrant, Taapsee Pannu and actor Harshvardhan…

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Crossing Review: Emotional Istanbul Journey in Search of Estranged Trans Niece

On a mission … Lucas Kankava and Mzia Arabuli in Crossing. Photograph: Ozan Acidere The film’s title carries a heavy sense of melancholy, and the ending feels somewhat stylized, reminiscent of the finishing touches seen in Florian Zeller’s…