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The Running Man review – brings very little new to the death sports arena

by David Jenkins

Edgar Wright’s slick new adaptation of the dystopian Stephen King novel fails to tackle some of the key issues of our age.

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Julia Garner and Josh Brolin in Weapons
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Weapons review – fun but familiar horror hijinks

by Hannah Strong

Zach Cregger sticks to what he knows in his sophomore horror about missing kids and small-town madness.

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Lightyear

by Hannah Strong

Pixar crash land with an underwhelming sci-fi spin-off focused on Toy Story’s Star Commander Buzz Lightyear.

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Sicario 2: Soldado

by Adam Woodward

Benicio Del Toro is at his formidable best in this deeply cynical and scattershot cartel saga sequel.

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Deadpool 2

by Hannah Strong

Ryan Reynolds’ merc with a mouth returns to the big screen for another instalment of X‑rated antics.

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Only the Brave

by Elena Lazic

Miles Teller is the standout performer in this overly macho tale of an elite mountain firefighter crew.

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Hail, Caesar!

by David Jenkins

The Coen brothers return in scintillating and provocative form with this complex satire of 1950s Hollywood.

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Sicario

by Vadim Rizov

Emily Blunt gets a tough lesson in Mexican-US politics in this visceral drugs war drama from Denis Villeneuve.

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Everest

by David Jenkins

This big, brassy ​’70s-style disaster movie wears its clichés lightly and packs a hefty emotional punch.

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Inherent Vice

by David Jenkins

Paul Thomas Anderson charts the end of the hippy dream in this blissful gumshoe chimera.

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Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For

by David Ehrlich

It’s unasked for sequel time (again), as Robert Rodriguez flogs the dead CG horse that is the Sin City franchise.

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You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger

by James King

Like many of Allen’s recent outings, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger feels surprisingly slapdash.

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