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2,000 Meters to Andriivka: A Raw, Unflinching Look at Ukraine’s Front Lines Bloody hell, this one hits different. While most of us were watching Mstyslav Chernov collect his Oscar for

Moon Review: The Dubai Thriller That Packs a Proper Punch Right, let’s get one thing straight – if you’re expecting another white saviour swooping in to rescue damsels in distress,

James Gunn’s Superman: A Game-Changing Superhero Film or Brilliant Chaos? Right, let’s address the Kryptonian in the room – James Gunn’s Superman is absolutely bonkers, and I mean that in

James Gunn’s Superman: A Proper British Take on the Man of Steel’s Identity Crisis Right, let’s get something straight off the bat: if you’re expecting another moody Superman who broods

Futra Days Review: Time-Travel Romance Takes a Quirky Turn in LA’s Latest Indie Gem Remember that time you wished you could fast-forward through the awkward early dating phase? Well, mate,

‘Spirited and Sumptuous’: Why Big Night Is My Ultimate Feelgood Movie You know those films that wrap around you like a warm blanket, offering comfort as reliable as your nan’s

Celia Imrie’s 20 Best Films Ranked: From Miss Babs to Murder Club Star There’s something utterly magical about Celia Imrie, isn’t there? As our favourite British actress turns 73, she’s

Celia Imrie’s Greatest Film Roles: From Miss Babs to Thursday Murder Club Star There’s something utterly magical about Celia Imrie, isn’t there? That twinkle in her eye, the perfectly-timed wit,

Celia Imrie’s Greatest Film Roles: From Miss Babs to Thursday Murder Club There’s something wonderfully British about Celia Imrie’s ability to steal every scene she’s in, whether she’s got a

Nine Queens at 25: Why This Argentine Con Artist Classic Still Bamboozles Brilliantly Listen, I’ve seen my fair share of con artist films proper obsessed with them, if I’m honest.