Sense And Sensibility is out for a 30th Anniversary jaunt in cinemas, and this time, it opens with an intro from star/screenwriter Emma Thompson writing the script for her next film with a quill pen, …
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Sense And Sensibility is out for a 30th Anniversary jaunt in cinemas, and this time, it opens with an intro from star/screenwriter Emma Thompson writing the script for her next film with a quill pen, …
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Night Always Comes takes us on a trip from the evening and into the morning, night with Lynette (Vanessa Kirby – Pieces Of A Woman), who’s just about struggling to keep her life together. In …
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The Legend of Ochi centres around young Yuri (Helena Zengel – News Of The World), who lives on an island with her father, Maxim (Willem Dafoe – The Phoenician Scheme), and likes reading about beasts …
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Weapons opens with an initial voiceover from a young girl, telling us that no-one could solve what happened on what was a normal Wednesday, when all the kids ran out at 2.17am, except one… Meanwhile, …
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Freakier Friday is another case of seeing a sequel at the cinema, before I’ve seen any of the previous films in the series. Okay, with this movie, there’s only one, Freaky Friday – for this …
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Summer Wars – a 2009 Japanese anime movie, which has been re-released this year – is an everyday tale of love, with boy meeting girl – Kenji (Ryûnosuke Kamiki – Godzilla Minus One) and Natsuki …
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I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) opens with the studio credit, “An Original Film Production”… Original?! A continuation of the series, with the exact same title as the first one?! Back in the …
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The Bad Guys 2 opens with the tale of their heist from five years ago, bringing everyone up to speed with what the gang have been doing since the first film from 2019, which is …
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Smurfs are back… again. And like herpes, James Corden is back again, opposite Rihanna. I really don’t know where they got the point of this particular film. All the marketing blah-blahed about how “Rihanna is …
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Bring Her Back centres around young half-brother and sister Andy (Billy Barratt – Kraven The Hunter) and Piper (Sora Wong), whose Dad has passed away. The situation leads to them staying with foster mum Laura …
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