Girls Like Girls Review: Hayley Kiyoko's Debut Disappoints
Hayley Kiyoko's directorial debut 'Girls Like Girls' offers a predictable sapphic teen romance with heavy-handed nostalgia and weak storytelling.
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Director Marc Isaacs fights AI with fake documentary
Marc Isaacs' new film 'Synthetic Sincerity' uses a fictional AI lab to explore authenticity, featuring ordinary people turned into avatars. It challenges documentary norms and AI ethics.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator II critique redefines original film
Russell Crowe's comments on Gladiator II's lack of moral core prompt a re-evaluation of the original, arguing it's a romance about vengeance, not revenge.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator Comments Made Me Rethink the Film
Russell Crowe's critique of Gladiator II and his insights on the original film's moral core have reshaped my perspective, revealing it as a romance about vengeance.
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Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed: Apple's Underrated Thriller
Apple TV's 'Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed' is a gripping comedy-thriller about online sex scams, starring Tatiana Maslany, that deserves more attention.
Cactus Pears Review: Forbidden Love Story in India
Cactus Pears, Rohan Kanawade's directorial debut, tenderly explores forbidden love and class struggles in rural India. A poignant awakening unfolds.
I Will Find You Review: More Harlan Coben Crap
Netflix's latest Harlan Coben adaptation, I Will Find You, is a familiar mix of fists and mumbling. Severance star Britt Lower leads this eight-part saga of preposterous thrills.
Your Fault: London review – British remake lacks passion
Amazon Prime's sequel to My Fault: London fails to deliver chemistry, passion, or fun. The step-sibling romance lacks fizz and humor.
Disclosure Day: Spielberg Misjudges Human Empathy
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day is a stunning sci-fi film, but its assumption of universal outrage over alien mistreatment overlooks real-world indifference to suffering of marginalized groups.
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Toy Story 5: Emotional Sequel Leaves Millennials in Tears
Toy Story 5 delivers a poignant, tech-themed story that will leave millennials emotionally wrecked. Pixar's latest sequel is a rare exception to overblown franchises.
Nightwatchers: Migrant Crisis Under Ski Resort's Surface
Juliette de Marcillac's documentary reveals the desperate struggle of migrants crossing the French-Italian border and the volunteers aiding them, exposing hypocrisies in asylum seeker treatment.
Spielberg's 'Disclosure Day' Divides Audiences
Steven Spielberg's alien thriller 'Disclosure Day' tops box office but receives mixed reviews, with critics citing thin plot and simplistic themes.
Girlfriends review: Queer coming-of-age tale spans Hong Kong to Taiwan
Tracy Choi's Girlfriends uses three actresses to portray one woman's journey from high school to mid-30s, capturing love and growing pains across Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau.
The Death of Robin Hood Review: Hugh Jackman's Grim Tale
Hugh Jackman stars as a selfish Robin Hood in Michael Sarnoski's grim revisionist drama, which struggles to balance action and character depth despite strong craft.
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Labyrinth at 40: Cast and Crew Recall Bowie, Henson's Cult Classic
Labyrinth bombed in 1986 but became a cult classic. Cast and crew share memories of David Bowie, Jim Henson, and the film's lasting legacy.
Thirst Review: Icelandic Gore Fest in Trashy 80s Style
A 1,000-year-old vampire obsessed with removing men's genitals stars in this body horror film, filmed in trashy 1980s synth-heavy style.
Dolph Lundgren on Playing He-Man: Hair Extensions Caught Fire
Dolph Lundgren and co-star Robert Duncan McNeill reflect on the chaotic making of the 1987 cult classic Masters of the Universe, from freezing sets to explosive mishaps.
Don DeLillo gave his blessing: Ben Rivers on his new film
Filmmaker Ben Rivers received a surprise letter from Don DeLillo, leading to an adaptation of his play 'The Word for Snow' in a postapocalyptic world with child actors.
Sean Penn to Direct Jan 6 Drama with Bradley Cooper
Sean Penn will write and direct a fact-based film about the January 6 Capitol riot, with Bradley Cooper in talks to star as a police officer caught in the insurrection.
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The Homecoming of Joseph Grace review: poignant war exile story
Review of Deirdre Kinahan's touching drama at Marina Market, Cork, starring Michael Glenn Murphy as an accidental soldier and reluctant revolutionary reckoning with his past.
Russell Crowe's Gladiator II critique: Why he's partly right
Russell Crowe says Gladiator II failed due to lacking a moral core. While the sequel wasn't a flop, its character depth fell short of the original's romance-driven vengeance.
Willem Dafoe's 'Sculpt': A Film for One Viewer at Dark Mofo
Nick Buckley experiences Loris Gréaud's exclusive film 'Sculpt: Eye of the Duck' at Dark Mofo, where only one person watches at a time, blending reality and fiction.
Virginia Woolf's Cultural Renaissance: New Film Adaptation
Virginia Woolf's work is experiencing a revival with new adaptations like 'Night and Day' and 'Clarissa,' highlighting her enduring relevance on gender and society.
Angel's Egg Review: Oshii's Dazzling 1985 Anime
Mamoru Oshii's 1985 anime 'Angel's Egg' is a visually ravishing, eerie philosophical adventure blending Christian theology with symbolist imagery.
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Disclosure Day: Alien Conspiracies, Car Chases, and a Climax
Steven Spielberg's Disclosure Day is a non-stop thrill ride blending alien conspiracies, car chases, and emotional depth. Did it convince you we are not alone? Spoilers inside.
Ian McKellen Joked He Destroyed Mar-a-Lago in Avengers
Sir Ian McKellen shared anecdotes at a Rome film festival, including joking that he imagined destroying Mar-a-Lago while filming Avengers: Doomsday.
Leviticus: Aussie Horror Subverts Exorcism Tropes
Writer-director Adrian Chiarella's film Leviticus reimagines exorcism as a queer love story, where a ritual unleashes a shapeshifting monster. Premiered at Sundance, acquired by Neon.
Spielberg's Top 5 Films and Where to Watch Them
Steven Spielberg returns with Disclosure Day. We rank his five best films, from Schindler's List to Raiders of the Lost Ark, with streaming info for UK viewers.
Tommy Fury Reveals Son Midas Name on Boxing Shorts
Tommy Fury unveiled his newborn son's name, Midas, on his boxing shorts during a fight. Molly-Mae Hague had warned fans to expect an unusual name.
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World Cup 2026: Canada's opening ceremony and first point
Images from Toronto Stadium as Canada draws 1-1 with Bosnia and Herzegovina, with performances by Michael Bublé and Alanis Morissette.
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