The Burden review – deeply personal portrait of living with Aids in secret
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Robin Williams’ daughter Zelda hits out at AI-generated videos of her dead father: ‘stop doing this to him’
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Bad movies: is Ridley Scott right to say that 60% of films stink?
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Amazon drops gun-free James Bond poster artwork from Prime Video streaming site
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‘The world needs to know what happened to my baby’: inside devastating new police-body-cam film The Perfect Neighbor
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Daniel Day-Lewis is cross that people equate method acting with ‘behaving like a lunatic’. That’s exactly why we love it
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Plainclothes review – shame and anxiety in entrapment yarn about a gay cop going undercover
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‘Logs falling from the sky’: the harrowing true story behind wildfire drama The Lost Bus
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One Bladder After Another: why bros are finally having to queue for the loo | Emma Beddington
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‘Supremely satisfying’: why Strictly Ballroom is my feelgood movie
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A Tooth Fairy Tale review – animated adventure with a sprinkling of family-friendly tween romance
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Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird review – Mars Volta bromance looks for time out
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Palestinian film-makers on their favorite Palestinian movies: ‘I felt like I was watching my own story’
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‘No one’s been willing to take a risk’: are Palestinian films still struggling to get seen?
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Malcolm McDowell: ‘I would be a total disaster as a spy – I do love to gossip’
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From cage to screen: The Smashing Machine and Mark Kerr’s second act with The Rock
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My cultural awakening: Ratatouille helped me overcome my insomnia
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From the BFI London film festival to Taylor Swift: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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A House of Dynamite to Lady Gaga: the week in rave reviews
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Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl review – lazy big screen cash-in
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The Guardian view on Tilly Norwood: she’s not art, she’s data | Editorial
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Shell review – Elisabeth Moss gets Substance-d by Kate Hudson in schlocky curio
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How do you celebrate James Bond Day when you don’t know who the next 007 will be?
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Keeping Up Appearances actor Patricia Routledge dies aged 96
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Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror review – insiders’ account of cult musical 50 years on
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Bossing it! The makers of Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere on turning Jeremy Allen White into the rock icon
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Good Boy review – crafty supernatural horror leads with a heroic dog
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Actors hate Tilly Norwood – but they are their own worst enemies | Catherine Shoard
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Marion Cotillard at 50: the actor’s 20 best films – ranked!
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GoldenEye review – Pierce Brosnan’s ‘sexist, misogynist dinosaur’ makes his Bond movie debut
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‘Everything that is wrong with the human race’: inside Hollywood’s bizarre war on the leaf blower
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Post your questions for Paul Chuckle
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The Shadow’s Edge review – Jackie Chan as watchable as ever as fisticuff-prone cop-turned-dog-walker
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Actor Robert Aramayo: ‘Like anybody who hasn’t had the education, I thought Tourette’s was all about swearing’
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The AI ‘actor’ Tilly Norwood is a symptom of blandified film culture. We need a return to reality | Peter Bradshaw
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The Story of Skids: Scotland’s No 1 Punk Band review – likable look back to the noise era
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Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror review – musical mash-up tries for new approach
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13 Going on 30: The Musical review – Jennifer Garner romcom returns with goofy charm
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‘It’s too late to be scared’: readers on the controversial rise of AI ‘actors’
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The Threesome review – sexy romcom deals with unexpected complications of a throupling
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Play Dirty review – Shane Black’s action comedy comeback is a blast
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The Partisan review – the thrilling escapades of Churchill’s favourite spy
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Julie Andrews at 90: the magical nanny with a sideline in the sly, sexy and subversive
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A Fistful of Dollars to Rambo: the late Renato Casaro’s movie posters – in pictures
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‘I am quite tough’: Schindler’s List star Embeth Davidtz on her explosive film about Rhodesia’s final days
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Veep creator Armando Iannucci struggling to fund Trump project due to scared buyers
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Emily Blunt and Sag-Aftra join film industry condemnation of ‘AI actor’ Tilly Norwood
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The revolution will be in VistaVision: what are the politics of One Battle After Another?
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The Kitchen Brigade review – heartfelt French cooking comedy shows migrants the ropes
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Tilly Norwood: how scared should we be of the viral AI ‘actor’?
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The Drowned review – atmospheric horror of art thieves holed up on the sea shore is an off-kilter bad dream
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The Severed Sun review – folk-horror nightmare that harks back to The Crucible
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Release date set as The Simpsons movie returns for sequel after two decades
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Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban split after 19 years
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Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere review – solid biopic both embraces and avoids cliche
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‘Trippy’: the Pina Bausch classic being revived by its original cast – dancing with their younger selves
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Trump renews threat of imposing steep tariffs on films made outside the US
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Jezebels, race kink and Cardi B: in One Battle After Another, Black women are still stereotypes
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Seven out of 10 women in creative industries experience bullying and harassment, survey finds
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Devil in the Dust review – Guy Pearce leads old west outcasts on a supernatural mission with a message
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Scurry review – crawlspace nightmare thriller turns into apocalyptic insect horror
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‘An unhealthy fascination’: why Fast X is my feelgood movie
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Knit’s Island review – comradeship and survival in brutal and bloody online zombie game
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Anemone review – Daniel Day-Lewis returns for a bleak and painfully serious misfire
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In an era of AI slop and mid TV, is it time for cultural snobbery to make a comeback?
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‘Go woke, go broke’? New study challenges claims progressive films flop at the box office
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My cultural awakening: The Parent Trap made me reconnect with my estranged father
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From One Battle After Another to the Turner prize: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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The Guide #210: Is One Battle After Another finally Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscars moment?
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Jennifer Lawrence on Gaza: ‘What’s happening is no less than a genocide’
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