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‘The Batman’—A Stellar Achievement In The Superhero Genre
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‘The Batman’—A Stellar Achievement In The Superhero Genre: Review

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'Into My Name'—A Meditative Documentary On The Importance Of Identity
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‘Into My Name’—A Meditative Documentary On The Importance Of Identity: Berlinale Review

Elisabetta Pulcini -
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‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Feels Like Reboot Burnout: Review
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‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ Feels Like Reboot Burnout: Review

Eli Dolliver -
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Mark Rylance as Leonard in The Outfit
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‘The Outfit’— Savile Row Crosses The Atlantic Ocean: Berlinale Review

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'Death On The Nile'— Branagh’s Murder Mystery Killed By Deathly Cast
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‘Death On The Nile’— Branagh’s Murder Mystery Killed By Deathly Cast: Review

Eleanor Burleigh -
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astic set pieces and a likeable lead performance save this silly blockbuster from falling into the common pitfalls of video game movies.
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‘Uncharted’— Tom Holland Lifts Otherwise Bland Video Game Adaptation: Review

Nathanial Eker-Male -
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'Coma'—Bonello's Dark Drama Is A Chaotic Display Of Unanswerable Questions: Berlinale Review
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‘Coma’—Bonello’s Dark Drama Is A Chaotic Display Of Unanswerable Questions: Berlinale Review

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'Marry Me'—Stars Shine In Subpar Romcom: Review
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‘Marry Me’—Stars Shine In Subpar Romcom: Review

Issy Flower -
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Bite Me Featured
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‘Bite Me’—A Warm Take On Vampire Romance: Review

James Hanton -
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‘The Real Charlie Chaplin’—A Portrait of Cinema’s Beloved Little Tramp: Review
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‘The Real Charlie Chaplin’—A Portrait of Cinema’s Beloved Little Tramp: Review

Ethan Soffe -
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‘The Wanting Mare’—A Masterclass In Low-Budget Worldbuilding: Review
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‘The Wanting Mare’—A Masterclass In Low-Budget Worldbuilding: Review

James Harvey -
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Five Gruesomely Fun Shorts From The Final Girls Berlin 2022
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Five Gruesomely Fun Shorts From The Final Girls Berlin 2022 : Festival Dispatch

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'We're All Going to the World's Fair'—A Dysphoric Trip Into Creepypastas: Final Girls Berlin Review
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‘We’re All Going to the World’s Fair’—A Dysphoric Trip Into Creepypastas: Final Girls Berlin Review

theindiependent -
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The King's Man delivers on the action front, drawing connections with the original films. Vaughn’s directorial style shines in this action-packed, quirky venture into the politics of WW1 and the invention of the Kingsmen. Yet the mixed messaging leaves the film as a weaker entry in the franchise.
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‘The King’s Man’—Kingsman Prequel Misses The Mark: Review

Annabel Smith -
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‘Nightmare Alley’—Step Right Up To del Toro’s Noir Funhouse
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‘Nightmare Alley’—Step Right Up To del Toro’s Noir Funhouse: Review

Jake Abatan -
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