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Mickey 17 review – gross and heartwarming in equal measure

by Hannah Strong

Robert Pat­tin­son stars as a so-called expend­able in Bong Joon Ho’s hot­ly antic­i­pat­ed fol­low-up to Par­a­site, fac­ing off against per­ma-tanned mega­lo­ma­ni­acs and crois­sant-shaped creatures.

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4
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Werner Herzog: Radical Dreamer review – shine on you crazy German

by Adam Woodward

Thomas von Steinaeck­er flips the cam­era on one of Ger­many’s favourite film­mak­ing sons, inves­ti­gat­ing his long and far-reach­ing career.

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Review

The Batman

by Adam Woodward

Robert Pattinson’s grunge prince vows to wash the scum off Gotham’s streets in Matt Reeves’ noirish detec­tive thriller.

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The Devil All the Time

by Hannah Strong

Anto­nio Cam­pos’ star-jammed South­ern pot­boil­er fails to cap­ture the poet­ic mis­ery of Don­ald Ray Pollock’s source novel.

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Review

Tenet

by Adam Woodward

A stop­pable force meets an infi­nite­ly mov­able object in Christo­pher Nolan’s con­tin­u­um-shat­ter­ing sci-fi thriller.

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Review

The Lighthouse

by Elena Lazic

Robert Pat­tin­son and Willem Dafoe take a bru­tal tum­ble into the abyss in Robert Eggers’ mono­chrome nightmare.

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Review

High Life

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Claire Denis con­tem­plates exis­tence, evo­lu­tion and sur­vival in deep space with Robert Pat­tin­son and Juli­ette Binoche.

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Review

Good Time

by Adam Woodward

Robert Pat­tin­son gets down and dirty in New York City in the Safdies’ authen­ti­cal­ly grit­ty crime thriller.

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5
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Review

The Lost City of Z

by Matt Thrift

James Gray chan­nels Joseph Con­rad in this immac­u­late­ly-craft­ed but lack­lus­tre epic.

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3
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Review

The Childhood of a Leader

by Sophie Monks Kaufman

Actor Brady Cor­bet moves behind the cam­era for this bold, baroque explo­ration into the roots of polit­i­cal evil.

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Maps to the Stars

by Violet Lucca

David Cro­nen­berg indulges in a grotesque inter-fam­i­ly orgy on the gold­en side­walks of Hollywood.

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Review

The Rover

by David Jenkins

David Michôd emerges from the lion’s den and leaps direct­ly into the fur­nace for his bril­liant sec­ond feature.

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