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Two people, a woman in a gold dress and a man in a green suit, embrace on a dance floor with a dark, dramatic background.
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Argylle review – I’ve had more fun at dental appointments

by Hannah Strong

Bryce Dal­las Howard and Sam Rock­well attempt to add some charm to an utter­ly charm­less script in Matthew Vaugh­n’s deriv­a­tive spy comedy.

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2
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Jurassic World: Dominion

by Leila Latif

The return of some famil­iar faces can’t save this dire dino flick from feel­ing like a cyn­i­cal cash grab.

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1
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1
In Retrospect
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

by Adam Woodward

Chaos reigns in more ways than one in this mud­dled dinosaur pile-up from direc­tor JA Bay­ona and writer Col­in Trevorrow.

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2
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2
In Retrospect
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Gold

by David Jenkins

Insane avarice in the 1980s leads a bald­ing Matthew McConaugh­ey into the wilds of Indonesia.

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3
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Pete’s Dragon

by Adam Woodward

Disney’s daz­zling ode to child­hood inno­cence and the pow­er of imag­i­na­tion will make your heart soar.

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4
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4
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Jurassic World

by David Ehrlich

Sil­ly self-reflex­iv­i­ty dom­i­nates in Col­in Trevorrow’s noble attempt to sell CG dinos to a jad­ed mod­ern audience.

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3
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2
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Manderlay

by David Jenkins

Lars von Trier’s lat­est is an exer­cise in claus­tro­pho­bic film­mak­ing, rife with sym­bol­ism and an unstop­pable momentum.

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5
In Retrospect