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The Man I Love – first-look review

by Hannah Strong

Ira Sachs casts Rami Malek as a charismatic performance artist living with AIDS in his tender 1980s drama.
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Nuremberg review – has all the substance of Crowe’s prosthetic belly

by Lillian Crawford

James Vanderbilt tackles the trial that brought down one of the Third Reich’s architects as he attempts a well-intentioned but superficial attack on the current rise of American fascism.

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The Amateur review – extremely solid, extremely unspectacular

by David Jenkins

Rami Malek struggles in this boilerplate thriller as a CIA operative out to kill the men that murdered his wife.

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No Time to Die

by Adam Woodward

Daniel Craig’s last dance as a Double‑O agent brings the present chapter of the long-standing spy saga to a sentimental close.

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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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Papillon

by Hannah Strong

Charlie Hunnam and Rami Malek team up for this unnecessary retelling of the Steve McQueen classic.

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Bohemian Rhapsody

by Hannah Strong

Freddie Mercury and Queen receive the long-awaited glossy biopic treatment courtesy of Bryan Singer.

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