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Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy review – pleasant but forgettable

by Hannah Strong

Renée Zell­weger dons her big knick­ers again as the fraz­zled hero­ine, this time get­ting her groove back after her hus­band’s death.

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Merchant Ivory review – an affectionate yet shallow biodoc

by Marina Ashioti

Stephen Soucy delves into the cre­ative and per­son­al part­ner­ship of Ismail Mer­chant and James Ivory which pro­duced some of Britain’s great­est lit­er­ary adaptations.

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Heretic review – Hugh Grant is a horror natural

by Leila Latif

Two Mor­mon mis­sion­ar­ies get more than they bar­gained for when they drop in on Hugh Grant in Scott Beck and Bryan Woods’ effec­tive psy­cho­log­i­cal horror.

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Wonka review – Timothée Chalamet is simply sensational

by Adam Woodward

Gath­er round and lis­ten close… Paul King’s daz­zling pre­quel to Roald Dahl’s beloved sto­ry is a joy­ous expres­sion of pure imagination.

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The Gentlemen

by Hannah Strong

After spend­ing a decade in Hol­ly­wood, Guy Ritchie returns to his gang­ster roots with this all-star crime caper.

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Paddington 2

by David Jenkins

The friend­ly lit­tle bear spends some time behind bars in this fan­tas­ti­cal­ly delight­ful fam­i­ly sequel.

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Florence Foster Jenkins

by David Jenkins

Stephen Frears par­lays the fas­ci­nat­ing sto­ry of this war­bling song­bird into a cosy, feath­erlight comedy.

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The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists

by Matt Bochenski

There’s adven­ture all right, and sci­ence in spades, but some­one buried the pira­cy in Aardman’s lat­est stop-motion treasure.

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