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Death of a Unicorn review – goodbye horses, good riddance

by Billie Walker

Alex Scharf­man ral­lies togeth­er a cast stacked with comedic actors, but the result of this dull ​‘Eat the Rich’ flick miss­es the mark.

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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire review – formulaic and uninspired

by David Jenkins

Shod­dy, rushed sequel that rides ramshod over past glo­ries with­out offer­ing any­thing new and excit­ing to this stale franchise.

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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

by Jake Cole

Scott Lang and his pint-sized fam­i­ly of heroes face off against Kang the Con­quer­er in this lat­est unin­spir­ing Mar­vel outing.

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Ghostbusters: Afterlife

by Hannah Strong

Jason Reit­man takes on the man­tle of his Ghost­bust­ing father Ivan with this emo­tion­al­ly manip­u­la­tive nos­tal­gia trip.

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Ant-Man and the Wasp

by Hannah Strong

Mar­vel checks in with their most diminu­tive hero in this enter­tain­ing Infin­i­ty War Part Two pit-stop.

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Ideal Home

by Hannah Strong

Paul Rudd and Steve Coogan play a gay cou­ple in a cringe­wor­thy com­e­dy built on very weak foundations.

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Mute

by Matt Thrift

Dun­can Jones’ spir­i­tu­al sequel to Moon is a neon-drenched night­mare – and not in the way any­one intended.

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The Little Prince

by Wilbur Charles-Roberts

Ani­ma­tor Mark Osbourne puts a con­tem­po­rary twist on this much adored children’s classic.

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Ant-Man

by David Jenkins

LWLies inter­cepts a long and wind­ing let­ter to one-time Ant-Man direc­tor Edgar Wright.

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