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Film Critic Eve Greybanks reviews The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, finding it a hilarious self-aware comedy-action film, if at times a little predictable
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Film Critic James Evenden reviews Robert Eggers' latest film, The Northman, praising the captivating shots and impressive performances despite its dull story
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Music Editor Sammy Andrews praises the latest Pixar film, Turning Red, as a heart-warming depiction of the teen experience
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Film Critic Eve Greybanks is disappointed by Morbius, feeling that its attempts to tie itself to other films in the Sony and Marvel franchises detract from an otherwise compelling character
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Film Critic Halima Ahad reviews Disney's Encanto, praising its important messages and exploration of Colombian culture
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Film Critic James Evenden praises A24's new horror film, X, finding it an intriguing and comedic watch, even with a more predictable second half
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Film Critic Halima Ahad reviews Olivia Rodrigo: driving home 2 u, finding it an insightful look into the process of writing the hit SOUR album
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The Worst Person in the World realistically portrays the human experience and is a film that will stand as a modern classic, writes Film Critic James Evenden
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Film Critic James Evenden reviews Windfall, finding it an engaging but anticlimactic thriller
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The Batman is a triumphant success, made complete by fantastic performances and electrifying action writes Film Critic James Evenden
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The Duke is a heart-warming comedy about standing up for the more vulnerable within society, writes Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson
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Film Critic Cerys Gordon reviews Pedro Almodóvar's latest film Parallel Mothers, believing it to be a fresh and feminist look at turbulence, history and relationships