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Black dragon-like creature with horns and green eyes resting on sandy ground.
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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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Two armed men, one Caucasian and one Black, crouching in a wooded area with weapons.
Review

Plane

by Rafa Sales Ross

Ger­ard But­ler plays a pilot whose plane goes down in a con­flict zone in Jean-François Richet’s sur­pris­ing­ly sat­is­fy­ing thriller.

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A man in a dark jacket using a public telephone booth at night.
Review

Angel Has Fallen

by Elena Lazic

Ger­ard But­ler is back as super-patri­ot Mike Ban­ning in this grim­ly vio­lent action threequel.

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Two animated characters, a young woman with blonde hair and a young man with dark hair, look at the camera against a backdrop of fiery, colourful explosions.
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How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World

by Beth Webb

Dean DeBlois’ beloved ani­mat­ed fran­chise arrives at a daz­zling, emo­tion­al farewell.

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A woman wearing an ornate, golden crown-like headdress with gemstones and feathers. She has a serious expression and is wearing an elaborate gold and beaded costume.
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Gods of Egypt

by David Jenkins

Under­achiev­ing rather than awful, Alex Proyas’ corn­ball, CG-dri­ven adven­ture is tire­some­ly mad.

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