Review – Professor Marston and the Wonder Women
The true-ish story of how Wonder Woman was born, with bondage, sadomasochism and the inventor of the lie detector.
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October 2017
Review – Jigsaw
The games begin again and Tobin Bell, somehow, makes yet another return in belated horror sequel Jigsaw.
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Review – Breathe
Andrew Garfield plays a real-life polio sufferer in Andy Serkis’s directorial debut Breathe.
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Review – Call Me By Your Name
To cap off a cracking year for LGBT cinema, Luca Guadagnino has constructed a masterful summer romance in Call Me By Your Name.
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Review – Thor: Ragnarok
Kiwi director Taika Waititi brings a unique spin to the Marvel Cinematic Universe with bizarre superhero adventure Thor: Ragnarok.
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Review – Geostorm
Gerard Butler is a world-class scientist in disastrous disaster movie Geostorm.
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Review – The Death of Stalin
Armando Iannucci swaps Westminster for the Kremlin in dark-edged Soviet satire The Death of Stalin.
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Review – My Little Pony: The Movie
There’s friendship, colour, songs and other hyperactive nonsense in animated adventure My Little Pony: The Movie.
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Review – Happy Death Day
Blumhouse marries the slasher formula with a Groundhog Day time loop in enjoyable horror romp Happy Death Day.
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Review – The Party
Sally Potter constructs a lightly satirical comedy that traps talented actors in a house together before allowing them to flex their muscles.
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Review – Loving Vincent
It’s the first ever entirely oil-painted animated film and Loving Vincent is certainly a visual experiment like nothing you will have seen before.
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