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Matt Damon’s best films – ranked!
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Isiah Whitlock Jr obituary
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Brigitte Bardot laid to rest in funeral ceremony broadcast across Saint-Tropez
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2 Fast 2 Furious is the franchise’s most derided film. It’s also the best
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Narnia! Dune! Charli xcx! The 2026 films Guardian writers are most excited about
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How far can James Cameron’s Avatar saga go after its billion-dollar box office triumph?
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‘Pinnacle of westerns’: the Oscar-winning writer of Forrest Gump on staging High Noon – with songs by Springsteen
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‘I find it all a bit comforting’: why Zodiac is my feelgood movie
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Dreams Travel With the Wind review – communing with the spirits to preserve Indigenous culture in Colombia
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Mickey Rourke launches fundraiser to pay $60,000 in rent after threat of eviction
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The hill I will die on: Films and TV shows are better if you read the spoilers first | Jason Okundaye
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Miranda Otto: ‘It can be a gift when things go absolutely the wrong way’
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We Bury the Dead review – Daisy Ridley tackles the undead in solid zombie twist
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New year, old warnings: what can films set in 2026 teach us?
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Victoria Jones, daughter of Tommy Lee Jones, found dead in San Francisco
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‘I don’t want to resent the thing I love’: Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor on romance, rationing and retirement
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George Clooney fires back at Trump after US president mocks his French citizenship
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Wuthering Heights, Michael Jackson and the ‘Trump effect’ – will 2026 see the end of the ‘woke’ blockbuster?
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Doomed lovers, high heels and The Odyssey: films to get excited about in 2026
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What happened next: how KPop Demon Hunters became a global phenomenon and outranked Lady Gaga
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‘Life is pain without you’: Cary Elwes and Martin Scorsese pay tribute to Rob Reiner as autopsy reports sealed
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Menus-Plaisirs: Les Troisgros review – Frederick Wiseman’s mammoth feast for the eyes
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Megalopolis: the $120m Coppola flop that just won’t go away
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‘Move fast, break stuff’: how tech bros became Hollywood’s go-to baddie in 2025
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Letter: Brigitte Bardot obituary
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Packing a punch: the true story behind the first Zimbabwean film to qualify for Oscars
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‘The most culturally Iranian of all Iranians died so far from Iran’: the towering legacy of Bahram Beyzaie
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‘He has come back from the dead’: Chevy Chase spent eight days in a coma during Covid pandemic
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‘Pure euphoric escapism’: why Adventureland is my feelgood movie
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Stork of Hope review – Belarusian Holocaust drama paints a flattering portrait of its citizens
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A French Youth review – bullfighters grapple with the horns of valour and acceptance
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Off-the-shoulder tops and a signature hair-do: Brigitte Bardot’s style legacy
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‘We are no longer apologising’: Éanna Hardwicke on Ireland’s cultural confidence and what it’s like to play Roy Keane
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Brigitte Bardot – a life in pictures
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Brigitte Bardot: the zeitgeist-force who was France’s most sensational export | Peter Bradshaw
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‘When no one laughs, your soul leaves your body’: have you heard the one about the Bradley Cooper film inspired by John Bishop … ?
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Michael Mann: ‘I make films for a large presentation’
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It’s turkey time! The 12 worst films of 2025
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Rob and Michele Reiner died minutes after attack, says death certificate, as children announce memorial
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Dancing! Fighting! Impregnating! The best movie moments of 2025
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Avengers: Doomsday – first official trailer for new Marvel film released online
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Anaconda review – Jack Black and Paul Rudd charm in unusual meta-comedy remake
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The Apartment: Billy Wilder’s Christmas classic is the blueprint for romcoms everywhere
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Timothée Chalamet’s unhinged Marty Supreme promo tour is fun – but what really sells a film in 2025?
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My weirdest Christmas: I sat on a desk chair watching the strangest film I’ve ever seen
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The Devil’s Backbone review – rich, rousing ghost story is early gothic gem from Guillermo del Toro
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Avatar Fire and Ash: harmony is no longer guaranteed in James Cameron’s threequel – discuss with spoilers
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Doctor Zhivago at 60: David Lean’s sweeping romantic relic endures
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‘Cue air punches and tears’: why Next Goal Wins is my feelgood movie
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Light Needs review – a blooming lovely meditation on plants and their people
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‘You have to be ready to see it’: Abel Ferrara and Catherine Breillat on why Pasolini’s Salò is a gift that keeps giving
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From California to Tehran, this year has been about the films that resist
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Renate Reinsve on vomit-inducing reviews and 19-minute standing ovations: ‘You feel your face go stiff from smiling so long’
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How Sinners became the most culturally important film of 2025
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My cultural awakening: Love Actually taught me to leave my cheating partner
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Avengers: Doomsday trailer – as the hype builds, has Marvel got lost in the multiverse?
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And the 2025 Braddies go to … Peter Bradshaw’s film picks of the year
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I watched Stand By Me with Rob Reiner. Both film and man changed my life
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Chase Infiniti: ‘My parents freaked out more than me when I said I was acting opposite Leonardo DiCaprio’
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