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Mary review – turgid bibical tale has you rooting for Anthony Hopkins’ hammy Herod
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Keira Knightley says she was ‘stalked by men’ after Pirates of the Caribbean and told ‘you wanted this’
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Bogart: Life Comes in Flashes review – enjoyable look at extraordinary life of mythic star
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Pride, joy and some questions: reactions to Moana 2 from across the Pacific
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I have been forced to speak up. Society needs to act to rein in ridiculous movie runtimes | Rebecca Shaw
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An Eddie Murphy-Martin Lawrence romcom is the comfort watch America needs right now
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How far she went: why did the Moana films become such a phenomenon?
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Wicked storms into Oscar race with major National Board of Review win
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The Guardian view on a new wave of biographical films: creative risks that redefine history
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Wish it away: will the live-action Snow White be a new low for Disney?
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Brazil film portraying notorious crime during dictatorship strikes chord: ‘It hasn’t been overcome’
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National Anthem review – dreamy study of queer rodeo riders making hay while the sun shines
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Déjà Vu: Denzel Washington and Tony Scott’s massively underrated techno-thriller
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The Commander review – true story of patriotic heroism tries to avoid being political football
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‘I hope this haunts you’: Kate Winslet says Titanic-era body-shamers were ‘absolutely appalling’
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‘Harm to children was part of the point’: a harrowing film on US family separations
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Porcelain War review – beautifully rendered portrait of Ukraine’s artist-warriors
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Favoriten review – charming kids’ eye view of an inner city Vienna primary
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Nosferatu review – Robert Eggers’s respectful homage to a vampire horror classic
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‘It’s about consequences’: what can we expect from Wicked: Part Two?
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‘The whole foundation is rocking’: inside the explosive film about the investigation of Benjamin Netanyahu
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‘Intensely nostalgic’: why A Knight’s Tale is my feelgood movie
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Allen Sunshine review – deft character study bathed in a sense of goodness
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Taylor Swift soap, saucy socks and Pet Shop Boys tea sets: it’s the culture Christmas gift guide 2024
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Marshall Brickman, Woody Allen’s Oscar-winning co-writer, dies aged 85
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Film advent calendar: 24 festive movies chosen by leading film figures
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Conclave review – Ralph Fiennes is almighty in thrilling papal tussle
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Wicked would be fun and forgettable but for the alt-right waging its dark arts against it | Kate Maltby
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All We Imagine As Light review – Cannes prize-winning Indian drama is a quiet, tender marvel
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Moana 2 review – Disney’s most intrepid heroine is as sparky as ever
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Charles Dance: ‘My worst job? Treating sheep for foot rot’
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Mark Kermode on… director Mike Leigh, who mines the comedy and tragedy of life
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The man who caught his catfish; actor Kaya Scodelario on Skins, scares and sex scenes; and Philippa Perry on coping with the climate crisis – podcast
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‘More brains than brawn’: will the new Captain America be hamstrung by his lack of superpowers?
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‘It’s wonderful’: Wicked star Cynthia Erivo says she’s fine with audiences singing along
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That Christmas to Beatles ’64: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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‘I just had to rejoice’: the brilliance and tragedy of ‘fifth Beatle’ Billy Preston
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‘That’s my own hair. I can really grow whiskers’: Amy Adams and Marielle Heller on toddlers, incontinence and Nightbitch
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Denzel Washington at 70: his 20 greatest films – ranked!
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‘A very poor idea’: Julia Roberts rejected Richard Curtis’s proposed Notting Hill divorce sequel
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Wicked’s green skin trigger warning may feel silly – but not as silly as those crying woke
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‘Holding space’: Wicked has made the term famous. But what does it mean?
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Barry Keoghan set to star in Beatles biopic, claims Ringo Starr
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‘Kids were second to their drinking and partying’: Stephen Bogart, son of Bogie and Bacall, on his screen icon parents
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Our Little Secret review – Lindsay Lohan’s Netflix comedy is a minor win
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Sharon Stone says US is in state of ‘ignorant, arrogant adolescence’
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‘Don’t call me Shirley’: Watch five classic moments from Jim Abrahams comedies
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Your Monster review – Melissa Barrera excels in cheery romance with nice-guy beast
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Never Look Away review – Lucy Lawless’s portrait of a fearless news camerawoman
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From Airplane! to The Naked Gun, Jim Abrahams was a pioneer of spoof comedy
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Moana 2 review – vacuum-packed Disney ocean adventure that will leave you cold
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Edge of Tomorrow at 10: Tom Cruise’s sci-fi spectacle gets better every time
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Tell us your favourite films of 2024
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Power Alley (Levante) review – Brazilian volleyball teen finds support in Bolsonaro-era nightmare
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Please don’t sing along to Wicked in the cinema – it is deeply embarrassing | Patrick Lenton
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Dear Santa review – Jack Black plays Satan in mediocre Christmas comedy
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Beatles ’64 review – Fab Four radiate an inexhaustible, almost supernatural energy
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