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The Sisters Brothers

by Hannah Strong

Joaquin Phoenix and John C Reil­ly sad­dle up for direc­tor Jacques Audiard’s light­heart­ed western.

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Animated characters: Large, muscular man in red costume; smaller woman in green outfit
Review

Ralph Breaks the Internet

by Hannah Strong

There’s charm to spare in Disney’s fol­low-up to Wreck-It Ralph, but it still feels like a cyn­i­cal cash-grab.

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Review

Stan & Ollie

by David Jenkins

Jon S Baird’s biopic makes you ques­tion whether the tit­u­lar silent com­e­dy duo were ever fun­ny in the first place.

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Two animated characters, a young girl with dark hair and a larger male character with red clothing, set against a red and pink backdrop.
Review

Wreck-It Ralph

by Chris Blohm

Riff­ing on the 8‑bit icons of retro arcade games, Wreck-It Ralph is strict­ly B‑grade Disney.

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Woman in green shirt standing in front of shelves of red and white tomato soup cans.
Review

We Need to Talk About Kevin

by Jason Goodyer

Lynne Ramsay’s first film for nine years is a dizzy­ing visu­al trip anchored by Til­da Swinton’s superla­tive cen­tral performance.

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Two men sitting on a sofa, one holding a drink and the other a bowl, in a cosy, wooden-panelled room.
Review

Step Brothers

by Dan Stewart

Will Fer­rell and John C Reil­ly deliv­er in this dys­func­tion­al com­e­dy from direc­tor Adam McKay.

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