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‘You lied to us’: did the real-life saga behind Free Willy change the story for orcas in captivity?
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From The Iron Claw to Zara Larsson: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Ensemble? Stunts? Cameo? Which new Oscars category should come next?
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Jonathan Majors accused of physical and emotional abuse by two more women
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Moana is the hero we need in the age of Trump and Musk – so thank the demigods she’s back
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Aftersun to Past Lives: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Upgraded review – Camila Mendes rises above uneven romcom
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‘Mark Ruffalo was hilarious from the first day’: behind the scenes on Poor Things by Yorgos Lanthimos – in pictures
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Lisa Frankenstein review – Diablo Cody’s throwback comedy-horror is monster mush
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Don Murray obituary
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Oscars to add new category for best casting
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Bob Marley: One Love review – reverential biopic of reggae superstar struggles to stir it up
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Berlin international film festival disinvites AfD politicians from gala
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‘You play the cards you’re dealt’: is Viggo Mortensen Hollywood’s most versatile star?
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Lulu: ‘David Bowie got me. Part of me thinks: what if the relationship continued?’
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The Iron Claw review – bulked-up Zac Efron amazing sight in tragic wrestling drama
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Say it with a kiss! The 20 greatest smooches on film – ranked!
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Furious jumping: why Henry Cavill is wrong to be cross with sex scenes
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Repentance review – dreamlike satire from Soviet Georgia brings life to Stalinist ghosts
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Hits, Flops, and Other Illusions by Ed Zwick review – the director’s cut
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‘I don’t believe in a curse’: the wrestler who lost his five brothers
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Surprise Moana sequel to hit cinemas this year, Disney announces
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Disney invests $1.5bn in Fortnite maker Epic Games to create new ‘universe’
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Suncoast review – Laura Linney helps lift adequate family saga
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Kumail Nanjiani reveals he needed therapy after bad reviews for Eternals
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Slotherhouse review – sorority-house slasher brings homicidal sloth to mean girls
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Your Fat Friend review – fat activist Aubrey Gordon takes on the cruelty of Big Diet
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Blazing Saddles at 50: the button-pushing spoof that could never get made today
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The Settlers review – ultra-violent study of Chile’s butchery of its indigenous people
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Carl Weathers obituary
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From Ferrari to The Iron Claw: this season’s Oscarbait movies that missed
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‘Ryan Gosling asked me if he could have Ken underpants’: Barbie costume designer Jacqueline Durran spills her secrets
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The Seeding review – redneck-biblical horror-thriller offers perverse Edenic refuge
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Which Brings Me to You review – mostly charming romcom is worth puckering up for
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Table for Six 2 review – second round of hit couples comedy heads for the wedding party
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Dogwatch review – seagoing mercenaries take on pirates in homoerotic meditation
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Michael Jayston obituary
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Ian Lavender obituary
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Flemish film awards under fire after men win most prestigious gender-neutral categories
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‘Brutally honest’ or ‘ham-fisted cliche’? What does All of Us Strangers say about being gay?
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The Saltburn bathbomb: the milky, salacious treat absolutely nobody asked for
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The Jungle Bunch: World Tour review – penguin gets tiger stripes again
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Marmalade review – poppy spin on classic noir thriller is full of fizzy chemistry
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Dagr review – perma-snarking YouTubers cancel the fear in paganistic slasher
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‘I wanted to find the humanity in kids seen as scumbags’: George Amponsah on his Scorsese-style thriller
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The Guardian view on film sequels: an infinitely expanding universe with no room to breathe | Editorial
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The Taste of Things director Tran Anh Hung: ‘Cinema needs to be very sensual, very physical’
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The Zone of Interest review – Jonathan Glazer’s unforgettable Auschwitz drama is a brutal masterpiece
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‘If it goes to my head, I’ll be unbearable’: actor Leo Woodall on taking the lead in One Day
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On my radar: Kiell Smith-Bynoe’s cultural highlights
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Mark Kermode on… director Steve McQueen, a boundary-pushing master
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The Zone of Interest invites us to face the Holocaust and ask: could we have done this? | Charlotte Higgins
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From Migration to Curb Your Enthusiasm: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment
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Carl Weathers: a life in pictures
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Carl Weathers, Rocky and Predator actor, dies aged 76
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The Guide #124: From The Zone of Interest to My Bloody Valentine, good art is worth the wait
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Full trailer for Amy Winehouse biopic Back to Black released
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Jennifer Lopez’s new film about herself is a strange, sexy mess. But there’s method in the madness
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Can Danny Boyle and Cillian Murphy’s 28 Years Later take zombie films to the next level?
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Beyond the pale: where are all the films about ‘whiteness’?
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Post your questions for Neil Morrissey
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The Marvels to Rebel Dykes: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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I was puzzled by younger women’s reaction to Barbie. It turned out Gen Z men held the answer | Gaby Hinsliff
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‘I hate it. It sucks. But it didn’t defeat me’: Michael J Fox on pity, Parkinson’s – and a potential cure
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Ten years on from his death, Philip Seymour Hoffman still shines bright
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Harry and Meghan working on movie, TV series and other shows at Netflix
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Terry Gilliam: ‘Robin Williams was one of the most stunning people I’ve ever met’
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Bronco Billy: The Musical review – Clint Eastwood inspires misfiring caper
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Days of Heaven review – Malick’s early masterwork heralds a rarefied visionary
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