The first trailer for the new Jurassic World movie – Fallen Kingdom – has arrived! The movie, starring Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, BD Wong, James Cromwell and – hurrah! …
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3 out of 5
We review Masaaki Yuasa’s animated mermaid adventure
4 out of 5
We review the heart-warming Wonder (and advise you to take along a box of tissues)
Based on the acclaimed book by RJ Palacio, Wonder is the story of Auggie (Jacob Tremblay), a boy with severe facial differences who experiences bullying when he starts attending school …
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3 out of 5
Our review of The Star, the nativity story as seen from the donkey’s perspective
5 out of 5
We review Paddington 2 – the most adorable movie of 2017?
Hugh Bonneville has had a busy year. The former Downton Abbey star reprised his role as Ian Fletcher in BBC comedy W1A, received acclaim for his turn as Louis Mountbatten …
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It won’t be in cinemas until next winter, but Warner Bros Pictures have kindly released a first image for the second Fantastic Beasts movie, and revealed that the movie’s title …
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Marvel Studios have just released a new trailer for their upcoming movie Black Panther, which will be released in the UK on February 12th next year. The movie will follow …
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3 out of 5
We review the latest Lego movie: so is Ninjago block-building fun or just a pile of loose bricks?
3 out of 5
A look at the relationship between Winnie The Pooh creator AA Milne and his son Christopher.
This year’s BFI London Film Festival runs from the 4th to the 15th of October, and public booking opens today. There are hundreds of films for grown-ups, including Andy …
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3 out of 5
We review Everything Everything – a weepy teen romance based on the Young Adult novel of the same name
2 out of 5
We review The Dark Tower – Stephen King’s heavyweight novels get a movie adaptation that isn’t exactly epic
2 out of 5
The Emoji Movie – is really that bad? Yes. Yes it is.