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Dangerous Animals review – why sharks? They’re cinematic!

by Anton Bitel

Preda­tors and prey share the same ter­rain in this psy­cho­log­i­cal­ly twist­ed shark thriller from genre film­mak­er Sean Byrne.

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Review

Terminator Genisys

by Adam Woodward

Arnold Schwarzeneg­ger may be back, but this tril­o­gy open­er sug­gests the fran­chise is hard­wired to self-destruct.

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In Retrospect
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Review

The Water Diviner

by Emma Simmonds

Rus­sell Crowe is both in front of and behind the cam­era in this overegged his­tor­i­cal saga.

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2
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Unbroken

by David Ehrlich

Angeli­na Jolie takes to the director’s chair and is over­whelmed by her deity-like sub­ject in this glossy, unex­cep­tion­al awards-baiter.

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