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Three people walking through a dense, overgrown landscape surrounded by tangled branches and foliage.
Review

28 Years Later review – Danny Boyle is finally back

by David Jenkins

Dan­ny Boyle kick­starts a new zom­bie tril­o­gy with this gen­uine­ly anar­chic explo­ration of iso­la­tion­ism with superb turns from Jodie Com­er and Aaron Tay­lor Johnson.

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In Retrospect
Two musicians on stage, one playing an electric guitar, the other singing; black and white image with dramatic lighting.
Incoming

Danny Boyle will direct a TV miniseries about The Sex Pistols

by Charles Bramesco

Anglophile tele­vi­sion is about to get a whole lot less polite, thanks to the director’s upcom­ing show.
Closeup portrait of a pensive man with long dark hair, intense gaze, and moody lighting.
In Praise Of

Sunshine and the existential dilemma of space travel

by Emily Maskell

With NASA to allow tourists to vis­it the Inter­na­tion­al Space Sta­tion from 2020, what lessons can be learned from this 2007 sci-fi thriller?
A man with curly hair and a checked shirt playing an electric guitar on stage, singing into a microphone.
Review

Yesterday

by David Jenkins

The Bea­t­les’ sub­lime song­book is the sub­ject of this sad­ly under­pow­ered and incu­ri­ous roman­tic Britcom.

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In Retrospect
A man with curly ginger hair and glasses, wearing a black jumper, stands in a room next to a coat on a rack.
Incoming

The Fab Four are no more in the Yesterday trailer

by Charles Bramesco

In Dan­ny Boyle and Richard Cur­tis’ new com­e­dy, the Bea­t­les have been erased from history.
Two men sitting on a wooden bench outdoors, surrounded by lush greenery.
Review

T2 Trainspotting

by David Jenkins

They’ve decid­ed to bring the band back togeth­er. They real­ly shouldn’t have bothered.

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In Retrospect
Trailers

Watch the official trailer for T2 – the sequel to Trainspotting

by Little White Lies

Ren­ton, Sick Boy, Spud and Beg­bie are back, and pos­si­bly not all that much old­er and wiser.
Close-up of a man's face wearing round glasses with reflections of a computer screen visible in the lenses.
Review

Steve Jobs

by Ashley Clark

This triple-pronged char­ac­ter study of the Apple god­head is bogged down in reams of self-sat­is­fied Sorkinese.

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In Retrospect