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Black dragon-like creature with horns and green eyes resting on sandy ground.
Review

How To Train Your Dragon review – never quite catches the updraft needed to soar to uncharted heights

by Yasmine Kandil

Dream­works’ first for­ay into the world of live-action remakes is fair­ly unre­mark­able despite occa­sion­al sparks of magic.

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Collage of silhouetted couples in romantic poses, framed by pink heart shapes.

The politics of longing in the cinema of Nicholas Sparks

by Anna McKibbin

With­in the wild­ly suc­cess­ful movies adapt­ed from Sparks’ best­selling nov­els, there’s a for­mu­la for roman­tic success.
Collage of silhouetted couples in romantic poses, framed by pink heart shapes.
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Sparks’ Ron and Russell Mael have written another original musical film

by Charles Bramesco

The song­writ­ing leg­ends behind Annette will grace the sil­ver screen again with the mys­te­ri­ous X Crucior.
Moody close-up of a man with long dark hair and intense eyes in a blue-tinted scene.
Review

Annette

by Hannah Strong

Leos Carax’s sur­re­al, Sparks-script­ed musi­cal-of-sorts stars Adam Dri­ver and Mar­i­on Cotil­lard as ill-fat­ed lovers.

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The Sparks brothers on their Jacques Tati collaboration that never was

by Charles Bramesco

Ron and Rus­sell Mael came close to work­ing with the leg­endary French direc­tor in the 1970s.
Two men in dark clothing peer through window frames made of white curtains.
Review

The Sparks Brothers

by Ed Gibbs

Edgar Wright’s trib­ute to two of his musi­cal heroes is an exhil­a­rat­ing look back over a unique pop career.

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The trailer for The Sparks Brothers salutes a singular musical legacy

by Charles Bramesco

Edgar Wright directs the form-push­ing doc­u­men­tary about the leg­endary Los Ange­les pop duo.
Two people in close embrace, about to kiss.
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The trailer for Leos Carax’s musical Annette has arrived at long last

by Charles Bramesco

The Sparks-scored film, star­ring Adam Dri­ver and Mar­i­on Cotil­lard, will pre­mière at Cannes in July.
A woman wearing a dark outfit and wielding a large weapon in a post-apocalyptic setting.
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Paul WS Anderson’s Monster Hunter sparks racism controversy in China

by Charles Bramesco

The direc­tor has apol­o­gised, but his film remains vir­tu­al­ly banned in the country’s major market.
Snowy mountain peaks, a dilapidated building on a rocky outcrop, and a person on a path in the foreground.
Review

Murder Me, Monster

by Josh Slater-Williams

A head­less woman sparks a search for a myth­i­cal crea­ture in Ale­jan­dro Fadel’s taut moun­tain­side thriller.

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