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Haunted Mansion review – feels more like a product than a story

by Leila Latif

Justin Simien attempts to breathe life into Disney’s latest ride-based franchise starter, but despite a fine cast the results are a little scattered.

2
Anticipation
2
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3
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Marry Me

by Rógan Graham

Easily digestible hunk of rom-com fluff with Jennifer Lopez and Owen Wilson doing the mismatched couple thing.

3
Anticipation
3
Enjoyment
2
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Bliss

by Charles Bramesco

Mike Cahill’s disastrous sci-fi parable sees Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek slip into a simulated realty.

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1
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2
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Wonder

by Emily Bray

An explosion of cuddly warmth can be found in this gentle tale of a disfigured boy coming up against school bullies.

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3
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3
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Cars 3

by Elena Lazic

This latest Pixar sequel is a digitally-rendered blockbuster which celebrates the joys of the analogue world.

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3
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3
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Zoolander 2

by David Jenkins

As director and star, Ben Stiller sleepwalks through this drab, inconsequential comedy sequel.

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1
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1
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Inherent Vice

by David Jenkins

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

5
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
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Midnight in Paris

by Adam Woodward

Midnight in Paris isn’t a clutch at yesteryear; it’s a statement that Allen still has something left to say.

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3
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3
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Cars 2

by Nell Frizzell

A long, meandering sub-James Bond pastiche set in the confounding world of talking cars.

3
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1
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1
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Cars

by Matt Bochenski

John Lasseter has described the film as ​‘a present to the world’. You might want to keep the receipt.

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2
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