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Close-up of a heavily armed and armoured person aiming a large weapon in a dark, industrial setting.
Review

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga review – Miller you absolute mad man

by Hannah Strong

George Miller fires up his war rig and roars across the Aus­tralian out­back once more, this time telling the ori­gin sto­ry of the fear­some Imper­a­tor Furiosa.

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In Retrospect
Animated characters: a plumber in red overalls, a princess in a red dress, and a mushroom-shaped creature.
Review

The Super Mario Bros. Movie

by Michael Leader

Nin­ten­do and Illu­mi­na­tion team up to give every­one’s favourite fic­tion­al plumber an ani­mat­ed makeover, with soul­less results.

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In Retrospect
Two people at a formal dinner, man in white tuxedo, woman in pink dress, standing and speaking.
Review

The Menu

by David Jenkins

Mark Mylod’s one-dimen­sion­al dark com­e­dy serves up an under­cooked feast of pro­found­ly smug commentary.

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In Retrospect
Two individuals, one wrapped in a grey blanket, one in a black cloak, sitting on horses in a desolate landscape.
Review

The Northman

by Hannah Strong

Robert Eggers assem­bles an intre­pid team for the epic tale of a wronged Viking prince’s quest for vengeance.

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In Retrospect
A bald, pale man with a serious expression looks directly at the camera against a dark, blurred backdrop with yellow lights.
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What to expect from Robert Eggers’ resurrection of Nosferatu

by Molly Cavanagh

The Amer­i­can writer/​director appears poised to offer a bold new take on the silent hor­ror classic.
A rugged, muscular man with long hair and a beard, wearing minimal clothing and carrying a weapon, standing amid a desolate, battle-scarred landscape.
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Vikings unleash hell in the first trailer for Robert Eggers’ The Northman

by Charles Bramesco

Alexan­der Skars­gård, Anya Tay­lor-Joy, Nicole Kid­man, and Björk star in the 10th-cen­tu­ry Ice­landic epic.
Woman wearing a white shirt, standing in a room with purple and red lighting.
Review

Last Night in Soho

by David Jenkins

This time-trav­el­ling neo-gial­lo from Edgar Wright con­tains a few stun­ning sequences, but flubs the final act.

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In Retrospect
A woman with red hair performing on stage under bright red lighting.
Festivals

Last Night in Soho – first-look review

by David Jenkins

Edgar Wright’s live­ly Lon­don-set gial­lo, star­ring Anya Tay­lor-Joy and Thomasin McKen­zie, fails to deliv­er on its fas­ci­nat­ing premise.
Three women wearing traditional medieval dresses and headdresses, standing in a dimly lit interior setting.
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Robert Eggers’ Nosferatu remake is a go, with Anya Taylor-Joy on board

by Charles Bramesco

She’ll play the ripe-necked vic­tim of Orlok the vam­pire in the new take on FW Murnau’s Goth­ic classic.
A woman with red hair performing on stage under bright red lighting.
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Time cracks and splinters in the first trailer for Last Night in Soho

by Charles Bramesco

Anya Tay­lor-Joy and Thomasin McKen­zie bleed into one anoth­er, pos­si­bly lit­er­al­ly, in Edgar Wright’s psycho-thriller.