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You know the old celebrity adage, “I don’t wake up for less than a million dollars,”? Well Jason Statham doesn’t wake
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A jagoff city boy heads deep into the Australian outback to seek his fortune, but finds only vice, macho posturing
Is This Thing On? review – funny, insightful, brilliantly directed
Bradley Cooper’s third directorial feature about a struggling marriage through the eyes of a stand-up comedian buzzes with energy and
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Keiko Tsuruoka: ‘The starting line for me was the…
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When Lionel Worthing (Paul Mescal) and David White (Josh O’Connor) meet over the top of a piano in a Boston college bar,
Park Chan-wook: ‘We certainly do have other…
Most filmmakers are lucky if they make one masterpiece in their lifetime – Park Chan-wook can’t seem to stop doing