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Cartoon panel depicting 3 men, one in a suit and the other two in military uniforms, discussing the impending catastrophe facing the planet.
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David Squires on… COP26 and cinema’s answer to the climate crisis

Can catastrophe on Earth be avoided? Not if our world leaders have anything to say about it…
Cartoon depicting a conversation about a magazine "Hallow-zine" and an altercation between two characters named Myers.
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David Squires on… The future of the Halloween film franchise

by Adam Woodward

With Michael Myers’ killing spree showing no sign of letting up, what could the next instalment of the series look like?
Cartoon depicting a man shouting "JAMES CORDEN, BA-DA-DA! HE'S THE MAN, THE MAN WHO'S IN EVERYTHING. EVERY FUCKING THING." The man is wearing a formal suit and bow tie.
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David Squires on… Who could be the next James Bond

by Little White Lies

With Daniel Craig out of the picture, our resident cartoonist makes a few suggestions for who could inherit the iconic tux.
Panel 1: Man saying "I love great jokes..." Panel 2: Creature doing an "animal dance"
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David Squires on… The Sopranos prequel we really want to see

by Little White Lies

Forget The Many Saint of Newark, there’s much more millage in a Muppet Babies crossover...
Cartoon-style illustration of a smiling older man with a white beard. He has "1946-2021 RIP" printed on his forehead. Buildings can be seen in the background.
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David Squires on… Remembering Michael K Williams

by Adam Woodward

Our resident cartoonist pays tribute to the gifted star of The Wire and Boardwalk Empire, who passed away recently.
Black and white cartoon image of two men conversing. One man appears to be lecturing the other about respecting the cook and taming the chant, while the other man suggests getting some water for the table.
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David Squires on… Tom Cruise’s curry odyssey

by Little White Lies

TC takes a well-earned break from filming the latest Mission: Impossible film to indulge his love of Indian food.
Cartoon illustration depicting a group of five people on a bus, with a stern-looking man standing in front of them and a "Nobody (UK)" sign in the background.
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David Squires on… Bob Odenkirk in Nobody (UK edition)

by Little White Lies

Our resident cartoonist puts a decidedly British spin on the recent everyman action-thriller.
Cartoon depicting a character wearing a bloody mask, with another character commenting on it. Characters have exaggerated features.
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David Squires on… Alien and the anti-vax crew

by Little White Lies

Ellen Ripley has more than a deadly, rampaging Xenomorph to contend with aboard the doomed Nostromo.
Cartoon depicting a man, presumably Pacino, as a sports coach using motivational techniques to inspire his team. The scene shows the coach shouting and gesturing enthusiastically while an illustration behind him depicts a player kneeling on the ground. The text at the top provides context about the coach's role.
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David Squires on… Space Jam 2 and other sport movie reboots

by Little White Lies

With the release of the basketball-themed sequel, our resident cartoonist updates some other classic sport movies.
A delightfully traditional pub with interesting decor and friendly locals. People in the foreground, with a review text above.
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David Squires on… Planning your summer staycation

by Little White Lies

Planning a holiday in the UK this year? Just make sure you read the customer reviews first...
Text on a cinema-style projection screen, with a crowd of people in the foreground. A large anthropomorphic rabbit character is visible through the screen.
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David Squires on… Cinemas reopening in the UK

by Little White Lies

As movie theatres begin to welcome back patrons, our resident cartoonist offers a sense of what to expect.
Cartoon comic titled "The Good, the Bad and the Lovely" showing 3 characters - a man in a hat, a man in a suit, and a bear.
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David Squires on… Paddington versus Citizen Kane

by Little White Lies

Now that Paddington 2 is officially the greatest film of all time, what other classics might benefit from his inclusion?

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