28 Years Later review – sprinting zombies take evolutionary leap forward in badass threequel
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Deliver Me From Nowhere: first trailer for Oscar-tipped Bruce Springsteen biopic
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‘Artists struggled to survive’: the devastating impact of blacklisting Americans
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Holloway review – brave women go back to prison to unlock their stories
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S/he Is Still Her/e: The Official Genesis P-Orridge Doc review – Throbbing Gristle’s gender-challenging tabloid-baiter
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Tom Cruise and Dolly Parton among stars set to receive honorary Oscars
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F1 the Movie review – spectacular macho melodrama handles Brad Pitt with panache
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Elio review – Pixar’s goofy, giddy guide to the galaxy offers charm and vulnerability
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‘Exceptional’: Jarman award nominees range from Algerian mountains to east London roads
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I Heart Willie review – public-domain slasher turns Mickey Mouse into slicer-and-dicer
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The Phoenician Scheme is fantasy. It is also a remarkable engagement with the real-life conflict in the Middle East
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A Sip of Irish review – knocking it back around the world in the diaspora of drink
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The Last Journey review – Sweden’s Ant and Dec hit the road with octogenarian dad
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Al Pacino becomes first film star to meet Pope Leo XIV
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Red Path review – Tunisian drama tells traumatic story of Islamic State’s horrific cruelty
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My unexpected Pride icon: as a bullied teenager, I found safety in slasher films
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Last Resort review – Jon Foo’s former soldier kicks try-hard butt in Die Hard knock-off
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‘Always something I can watch’: why Spotlight is my feelgood movie
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Avant-Drag! review – queer artists light up the streets of Athens with joy and resistance
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The Triptych of Mondongo review – one part art documentary, two parts directorial megalomania
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My unexpected Pride icon: Jurassic Park’s strutting, swaggering T rex is pure camp
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‘People didn’t like women in space’: how Sally Ride made history and paid the price
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‘The city is being hollowed out’: the billionaire landlord locked in a David v Goliath battle for London’s West End
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How to Train Your Dragon to Neil Young: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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Heroic indifference: was Thunderbolts* always doomed at the box office?
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My unexpected Pride icon: Free Willy helped me see the radical power of coming out
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Post your questions for Eric Idle
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Echo Valley to Joker: Folie à Deux – the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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‘Completely captivated’: the rousing return of musicals’ dream ballets
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Liza: A Truly Terrific Absolutely True Story review – dazzling glamour and true grit
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‘I’m not The Rock, right?’ Julianne Moore on action movies, appropriate parenting and twinning with Tilda Swinton
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Mel Brooks to reprise role in Spaceballs sequel
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‘It was simply mind-blowing’: readers remember seeing Star Wars for the first time
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‘Chaps frame the buttocks in a beautiful way’: John C Reilly on Magnolia, moving into music – and his nice bum
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Kate Beckinsale sues producers of thriller Canary Black over ‘unsafe conditions’
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Puppies, ghosts and euphoric snogging: the 25 best queer films of the century so far
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Deep Cover review – Bryce Dallas Howard leads improv actors into London’s underground
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My unexpected Pride icon: Fast & Furious is my favourite camp classic
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‘Prison was the first place we felt sisterhood’: six women return to the ruins of Holloway
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Harris Yulin, character actor and Broadway star, dies at 88
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‘Absolutely shocking’: Netflix documentary examines how the Titan sub disaster happened
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Harvey Weinstein found guilty on one charge in New York sex crimes retrial
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Tell us your favourite film of 2025 so far
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Best films of 2025 in the UK so far
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Look at the head on that! Bottoms up to a pint of 28 Years Later beer
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High Rollers review – John Travolta leads a charmless casino raid of staggering stupidity
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Nashville at 50: Robert Altman’s defining masterpiece of the 1970s
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Consecration review – creepy nuns deliver the classic moves of holy terror very effectively
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TV tonight: a staggering film about the flight held hostage by Saddam Hussein
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Academics who sued union after being called transphobic lose tribunal case
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How to Train Your Dragon review – faithful yet utterly soulless remake
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Unstoppable force loses battle with immovable object: Elon bows to Trump
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Echo Valley review – Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney suspense thriller stretches credulity
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Juliet & Romeo review – Rebel Wilson and Jason Isaacs cameo in syrupy Shakespeare musical
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Materialists review – Celine Song’s Past Lives follow-up is a mixed bag
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Love & Rage: Munroe Bergdorf review – trans activist opens up about the toll visibility takes
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Blix Not Bombs review – former UN weapons inspector revisits the Iraq war
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Justin Baldoni’s $400m defamation claim against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds dismissed
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Jaws at 50: Spielberg’s marine masterpiece transformed the movies – and us
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‘A gift of a role for a mother’: Game of Thrones star Natalie Dormer on playing Tolstoy’s tortured Anna Karenina
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Mythica: Stormbound review – new chunk of swords and sorcery tale ripe for avid franchise audience
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‘Still brings me hope’: why Submarine is my feelgood movie
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The Way We Talk review – sensitive drama explores deafness via three friends’ infectious warmth
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Art for Everybody review – the dark side of Thomas Kinkade, ‘painter of light’
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Whatever happened to Billy Bibbit? The extraordinary life of actor Brad Dourif - from Cuckoo’s Nest to Chucky
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America’s infatuation with boy geniuses and ‘Great Men’ is ruining us
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Manta man: film profiles unlikely bond between diver and giant sea creature
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Nine women accuse Jared Leto of sexual impropriety in new report
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From Ballerina to the return of Pulp: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
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Dragonfly review – haunting, genre-defying drama of lonely city living
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