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h time to declare itself and by not doing enough in the limited time it does have, Let There Be Carnage ultimately feels like another wasted, formulaic comic-book antihero adventure.
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‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ Is A Monstrous Mess: Review

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A dark tale of ghostly grief set in rural Ireland, Shepherd calls upon elements of its horror contemporaries to create a uniquely intricate film that will chill you to the bone.
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Guilt And Grief At The London Film Festival: Russell Owens’ ‘Shepherd’: LFF Review

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The Ballad of Billy McCrae is an interesting thriller brought to life by a talented cast. However, its attempt to portray gritty reality comes at the cost of excitement. There is a scarcity of action, and the few exciting peaks that the film does have are downplayed and underwhelming.
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‘The Ballad of Billy McCrae’ Is A Painfully Human Story That’s Far Too Mundane To Be An Effective Thriller: Review

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‘Belle’ Is A Stirring Sci-Fi Adventure Set In A Stunning World: LFF Review
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‘Belle’ Is A Stirring Sci-Fi Adventure Set In A Stunning World: LFF Review

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The Many Saints of Newark expands the mythology of the show while also providing a fascinating insight into the tumultuous period of Newark riots of the late 60s.
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‘The Many Saints of Newark’ Provides An Insight Into The Early Days Of Tony Soprano: Review

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Since erupting in 2011, Syria’s Civil War has claimed the lives of up to 600,000 people and triggered a refugee crisis of even greater proportions. The Man Who Sold His Skin isn’t a war film, instead using the conflict as a starting point for a drama whose real home is in the European art world.
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‘The Man Who Sold His Skin’ Is A Sharp Drama: Review

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Deep into the Second World War, István Semetka is a corporal in the Axis aligned Hungarian army. In 'Natural Light' his humanity is pushed to the limit.
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‘Natural Light’ Strains To Achieve Art: Review

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Punch-Drunk Love
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Movie Monday: ‘Punch-Drunk Love’

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'The ParaPod – A Very British Ghost Hunt' is a charmingly comedic exploration of belief, scepticism, one-upmanship, and things that go bump in the night.
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‘The ParaPod – A Very British Ghost Hunt’ — A Surprisingly Smart, Spooky Adventure: Review

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‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Lives Up To The Hype
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‘Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings’ Lives Up To The Hype: Review

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Dreams on Fire
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‘Dreams On Fire’ Is An Electrifying Portrayal of Tokyo’s Talent: Fantasia 2021 Review

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'Jungle Cruise' Barely Makes A Splash
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‘Jungle Cruise’ Barely Makes A Splash: Review

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Last Letter From Your Lover
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‘The Last Letter From Your Lover’ Defies Expectations: Review

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Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
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‘Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop’ Is A Cute, Colourful Rom-Com: Review

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‘The World To Come’ Swells With Sublime Chemistry: Review

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