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Mank shines in David Fincher's extensive filmography, argues Film Writer Bethany Sherrott
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Film Critic Samantha Hicks enjoys Yes, God, Yes' fresh take on the coming-of-age tale even if the plot leaves a little to be desired
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Deputy Editor Daisy Kirkaldy is underwhelmed by this awkward Netflix Original, which never finds anything unique to do with its numerous tropes
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Film Critic Maisie McCormick is pleasantly surprised by Rebecca, the Netflix adaption of the classic Gothic novel
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Film Critic Annabel Smith stands in No Man's Land as she recounts the latest World War Two thriller from Netflix
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Film Critic Sam Wait enjoys the new entry in the Spongebob franchise, even if it doesn't compare to the original movie and classic series
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Film Editor Jade Matlock reflects on the latest psychological thriller from Netflix, sporting an all-star casting and promising to leave you with nightmares
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TV Writer Anya Logue praises the engaging Netflix documentary for exposing the dangerous links between social media addiction, mental health issues and political polarization
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Film Critic Emily Faithful reports live on the latest adventure of Kazakhstan's most infamous journalist on his quest to win over America... again
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Film Critic Lauren Ramsden effusively praises the insight and warmth of Netflix's new K-pop documentary, BLACKPINK: Light Up the Sky
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Film Editor Rhys Lloyd-Jones takes a look at The Trial of the Chicago 7, a film made with brilliance and skill, yet with a worrying emptiness in meaning and message
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Film Editor Sam Denyer is charmed by Spontaneous' sweet depiction of young adulthood in the middle of an epidemic