Kylie Brakeman review – Hollywood’s hypocrisies lampooned
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We need to talk about Kévin: French namesakes fight national mockery
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Luck to The Evil Dead: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Nope’s Keke Palmer: ‘Being a child star is really exploitative’
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Johnny Depp and Jeff Beck to review claims they stole incarcerated man’s poem
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Vanessa Rosenthal Obituary
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Moshpits, megacities and Mecca: ‘overwhelming’ new film captures the brutality and beauty of crowds
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Easter Sunday review – comic Jo Koy’s family comedy is an unfunny mess
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Prey review – Predator prequel gives a nifty spin to a bloated franchise
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Bad luck Batgirl: the cancellation of the DC superhero’s film is only her latest misfortune
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Bikini contests, broken trophies – and no prize money: when female surfing was a wipeout
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Greta Gerwig films – ranked!
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Patton Oswalt: ‘Messed-up relationships manifest in madness’
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Nightclubbing: The Birth of Punk Rock in NYC review – where the party started
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Wedding Season review – pleasant if cliched Netflix romcom
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Marilyn Monroe’s estate defends Ana de Armas over biopic accent criticism
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The Harder They Come review – Jimmy Cliff falls hard in visceral revenge western
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‘Bullying is a problem’: visual effects artists speak out against Marvel
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Luck review – pound-shop Pixar is a short straw for young audiences
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Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash review – masterful send up of 80s action flicks
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Tax concerns axed Batgirl, but studios will suffer if they become too cynical
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3D mermaids, CobraGator and Louis CK: the never-released films Batgirl will join in Hollywood’s vault of shame
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What Josiah Saw review – a sharp, sleazy slice of southern gothic
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Two films duel for last word on brutal Marcos Sr era in Philippines
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‘I will die on this hill’: readers share their favourite action movies
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‘Irredeemable’ Batgirl movie unexpectedly cancelled despite being in final stages
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Bullet Train review – Brad Pitt choo-chooses badly with runaway vehicle
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Bodies Bodies Bodies review – Gen Z comedy horror plays a fun game
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All work and no play: why the cartoon world needs to stop copying the corporate
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Hot Seat review – call centre guy is pinned down in office chair in schlocky thriller
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Taylor Swift: claims about private jet use ‘blatantly incorrect’, says spokesperson
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Maisie review – affectionate portrait of Britain’s oldest drag act
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The Last Son review – outlaw has to kill or be killed by his own kids in gothic western
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From Die Hard to The Raid: Guardian writers on their favourite action movies
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TV tonight: a reality TV star confronts her turbulent relationship with alcohol
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I called it ‘post-horror’ – and now I’ve created a monster
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Sexual assault case against director Paul Haggis dropped in Italy
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Fadia’s Tree review – emotional portrait of a refugee dreaming of home
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Break stuff! How Limp Bizkit, rioting fans and a huge candle handout led to a music festival fiasco
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Suzanne Daveau review – intimate, sparkling portrait of an astonishing career
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Yes we can! Music, comedy and books to inspire confidence
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‘The establishment didn’t know what to do with me’: Sanjeev Bhaskar on marriage, success and stereotypes
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Pat Carroll, voice of Disney villain Ursula in The Little Mermaid, dies aged 95
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Star Trek’s Nichelle Nichols: a life in pictures
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‘I’m an all-or-nothing person’: actor Maisie Richardson-Sellers on risks, rewards and keeping it real
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The Deer King review – a beautiful muddle from Studio Ghibli veteran
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Joyride review – Olivia Colman grabs the wheel in odd-couple Irish road movie
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DC League of Super-Pets review – a dog’s dinner
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Hit the Road review – all of Iranian life on four wheels
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On my radar: Gareth Pugh’s cultural highlights
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What links Marilyn Monroe to Nick Cave and Vincent Gallo?
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Thirteen Lives review – thrilling dramatisation of the Thailand cave rescue
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James Norton: ‘My greatest fear? Rats. We had one swim up our loo recently. It was horrific’
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Streaming: the pick of the best children’s films for the summer holidays
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Deliverance at 50: a violent battle between urban and rural America
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From Joyride to Irma Vep: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Honor Society review – a sharp, surprisingly dark high school comedy
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Will Smith posts emotional apology for the slap: ‘I am deeply remorseful’
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‘Our stories are as important as any Marvel film’: the Bradford amateurs making movies for 90 years
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Mapping the multiverse: can Marvel use the Avengers to get back on track?
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How the Predator franchise is breaking new ground for Native Americans on screen
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Thirteen Lives to Terminator 2: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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The myth of Marilyn Monroe: how her ‘sex bomb’ image buries the truth
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Tacita Dean on David Warner: ‘Hummingbirds were his angels – he had an altar to them in his flat’
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Paul Sorvino obituary
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DC League of Super-Pets review – all-star cast carries cute superhero romp
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Who knew a six-hour documentary about a Hollywood marriage would be so electrifying? | Emma Brockes
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Sally Phillips: ‘I gave myself a headache doing fake laughter on Alan Partridge’
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Bernard Cribbins obituary
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Bernard Cribbins, star of Doctor Who and Jackanory, dies aged 93
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