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Daniel Kaluuys in racially-themed horror movie Get Out

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Review of 2017 – Best films of the year

02/01/2018 Tom Beasley 0 Comment 2017, Atomic Blonde, Baby Driver, Best Films of 2017, Blade Runner 2049, Call Me By Your Name, Dunkirk, Get Out, God's Own Country, It, Kong: Skull Island, La La Land, Logan, Logan Lucky, Manchester by the Sea, mother!, Okja, Paddington 2, Patti Cake$, Prevenge, Review of 2017, The Florida Project, The Greatest Showman, The Handmaiden, Wonder Woman

It has been a varied year at the cinema, but what was the best film released in UK cinemas?

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Optimus Prime returns in Michael Bay action movie Transformers: The Last Knight

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The Popcorn Muncher Podcast: Episode 62 – Is Transformers: The Last Knight the worst movie of the year?

06/07/201710/07/2017 Tom Beasley 0 Comment Bong Joon-ho, Colin Trevorrow, Jumanji, Michael Bay, Okja, Pitch Perfect 3, Podcast, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, The Book of Henry, The Popcorn Muncher Podcast, Transformers, Transformers: The Last Knight

Transformers is back, but has Michael Bay learned any lessons at all?

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Hugh Jackman and Dafne Keen appear in edgy X-Men movie Logan

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2017 Mid-Year Review – Best films of 2017 so far

05/07/201705/07/2017 Tom Beasley 0 Comment 2017, 2017 Mid-Year Review, Baby Driver, Best Films of 2017, Free Fire, Get Out, John Wick: Chapter 2, Kong: Skull Island, La La Land, Logan, Manchester by the Sea, Okja, Wonder Woman

From an angry Hugh Jackman waving his claws to a brutal call-out of American racism, what are the best movies of 2017 so far?

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Tilda Swinton gets into the meat business in Okja

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Review – Okja

04/07/2017 Luke Stevenson 0 Comment 2017, Adventure, Ahn Seo-hyun, Bong Joon-ho, Byun Hee-bong, Certificate: 15, Fantasy, Jake Gyllenhaal, June 2017, Lily Collins, Netflix, Okja, Paul Dano, Rating: Pop, Shirley Henderson, Steven Yeun, Tilda Swinton

Bong Joon-ho brings a unique vision to Netflix, with the poignant and sharply-written eco-fable Okja.

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