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Joy is a forthcoming Netflix drama, starring Thomasin McKenzie. Synopsis: Three British pioneers, one vision. An inspiring drama based on a true story, following the emotional journey of the birth of IVF. Starring Thomasin McKenzie, …
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The Wild Robot centres around robot ROZZUM unit 7134 – aka “Roz” (Lupita Nyong’o – A Quiet Place: Day One) falling off a container ship, and ending up on a ‘Life After People’-type planet, where …
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The First Omen instantly misses a trick by shooting it in 1.85:1, unlike the original cinema trilogy from the ’70s and ’80s. It’s possible that they could be following in the footsteps of the 2006 …
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Joy is a forthcoming movie from Netflix, starring Thomasin McKenzie. Synopsis: Three British pioneers, one vision. Here’s your first look at Joy, a new film based on the story of the birth of IVF. Starring …
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The Beautiful Game is obviously a football movie, but this one in particular is set around the Homeless World Cup, an event which I hadn’t heard of before, but have now learned this is actually …
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Role Play is a highly-improbable comedy about a Suzie Homemaker-type – Kaley Cuoco (A Million Ways To Die In The West) as Emma Brackett – who’s kept a long-term secret from her husband, Dave (David …
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Living centres around a man known only by his surname for the majority of the film, Williams, played by Bill Nighy (The World’s End), and set in 1953, where every businessman wears bowler hats, all …
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Emma 2020 (as I’ll call it to differentiate from previous incarnations, and for SEO purposes) is a new version of Jane Austen’s beloved comedy about finding your equal and earning your happy ending, is reimagined …
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Pokemon Detective Pikachu now has a second trailer. I’m led to understand it features ‘Mewtwo’ and I still couldn’t give two hoots about it. The film is released in the UK on May 10th 2019. …
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Ordeal By Innocence, by Agatha Christie, begins with rich matriarch Rachel Argyll (Anna Chancellor) having her mortal coil shuffled off by someone, and since it’s Agatha Christie, so the victim must be discovered by the …
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