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Spring is almost here, which means cinemas and streaming services are showing off shiny new films — and a few…
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For decades Hollywood treated female actors like a perishable good: blink and you might miss your chance at glory. Lately,…
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March is serving up a wild mix of movies — from gangsters and Gothic reboots to robots, space marooning and…
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Introduction: A Horse Too Famous to DisappearIn February 1983 something straight out of a crime caper happened on a cold…
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Quick takeJack Thorne’s new TV version of Lord of the Flies is equal parts tense survival drama and grim social…
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Welcome to the Wuthering WarsSome films quietly sneak into cinemas and whisper for attention. Emerald Fennell’s new take on Wuthering…
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Quick Take Frank Serpico was the square peg in a very crooked hole: an idealistic New York cop who refused…
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February is serving everything from moody classics reimagined to full-on slasher chaos. I’ve rounded up ten films worth your popcorn…
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Quick takeAnn Lee went from a poor, uneducated woman in 18th-century Manchester to the magnetic-but-mysterious leader of the Shakers —…
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Why everyone still talks about Tam O’ShanterIf you like a mix of pub silliness, spooky goings-on and a bit of…
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