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A person wearing an orange jumpsuit standing against a brick wall.
Review

Morbius

by Hannah Strong

Jared Leto plays a ter­mi­nal­ly-ill sci­en­tist who acci­den­tal­ly turns him­self into a vam­pire in this shock­ing­ly inept super­hero saga.

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In Retrospect
Lavishly dressed individuals at an upscale social event, some wearing masks, in a room with striking red and orange lighting.
Review

House of Gucci

by Hannah Strong

Rid­ley Scott enlists an A‑List cast for his bom­bas­tic drama­ti­sa­tion of Mau­r­izio Gucci’s assassination.

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Enjoyment
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In Retrospect
Two individuals, a man and a woman, standing on a balcony overlooking a snowy mountain landscape.
Incoming

The House of Gucci trailer showcases a full range of Italian(?) accents

by Charles Bramesco

Adam Dri­ver, Lady Gaga, Jared Leto, Al Paci­no… and Jere­my Irons?! Abbondanza!
Two men, one in a police uniform and one in a suit, standing near a police cordon tape.
Review

The Little Things

by Erik Nielsen

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton and Rami Malek play LA cops bat­tling their demons while try­ing to catch a killer.

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Batman figure on a playing card, with a shadowy figure holding the card in the foreground.

What’s so fascinating about The Joker?

by Victoria Luxford

With Leonar­do DiCaprio and Joaquin Phoenix in line to play Gotham’s ter­roris­er in chief, we explore the endur­ing appeal of a com­ic book icon.
Silhouetted figure in car on rainy night, blurred through windscreen, colourful lights reflecting on glass.
Review

Blade Runner 2049

by David Jenkins

Denis Vil­leneuve tan­gles with Repli­cants in this bom­bas­tic though nag­ging­ly shal­low sci-fi sequel to Rid­ley Scott’s 1982 cult classic.

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Enjoyment
2
In Retrospect
A man with a beard wearing a blue, embroidered jacket standing in front of a green wire mesh fence, looking upwards with his mouth open.
Incoming

Jared Leto is directing a thriller based on a script by James Ellroy

by Rebecca Dykstra

The upcom­ing 77 will tell the true crime sto­ry of kid­napped Amer­i­can heiress Pat­ty Hearst.
Two costumed figures, a man with a skull mask and a woman with dyed hair and a T-shirt, holding firearms in a dark room.
Review

Suicide Squad

by Adam Woodward

DC’s freak show rodeo is an under­cooked, car­toon­ish romp that reveals a great deal about mod­ern moviemaking.

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