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Review

Alita: Battle Angel

by David Jenkins

Robert Rodriguez’s lat­est is that rare beast: a throw­back, effects-dri­ven sci­ence fic­tion epic that runs on an infec­tious sense of fun.

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A man sits at a kitchen table, pensive expression on his face, surrounded by household items.
Review

Downsizing

by Trevor Johnston

Matt Damon gets minia­ture in writer/​director Alexan­der Payne’s daffy sci-fi parable.

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Two individuals in period clothing, a man with a white ruff collar and a woman with a headpiece, stand close together in an ornate indoor setting.
Review

Tulip Fever

by David Jenkins

Ali­cia Vikan­der and Christoph Waltz suf­fer through this turgid peri­od drama.

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Review

Spectre

by Adam Woodward

Bond 24 is an enor­mous, mul­ti-ten­ta­cled beast. Some­times for bet­ter, some­times for worse.

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Review

Big Eyes

by David Jenkins

Tim Bur­ton miss­es sub­tex­tu­al tricks in this colour­ful biopic of Amer­i­can kitsch artist, Mar­garet Keane.

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Review

Django Unchained

by Jonathan Crocker

Hate, mur­der and revenge as Quentin Taran­ti­no goes west. Well, south.

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Review

Inglourious Basterds

by Jonathan Crocker

Quentin Tarantino’s World War Two epic is saved by one genius per­for­mance and some hot flash­es of dialogue.

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