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Civil War, review: Alex Garland’s Apocalypse Now for centrists thrills at every turn
The Ex Machina director’s vision of an imploding America is neither anti-Trump nor anti-woke. Instead it’s as riveting as cinema gets
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The 20 biggest new films to see in spring 2024
From an Amy Winehouse biopic to a piston-pumping prequel to Mad Max: Fury Road, these are April, May and June’s unmissable new movies
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Road House, review: Jake Gyllenhaal’s remake is pure, hard-bitten entertainment
Together with a psychopathic Conor McGregor, the star makes this tale of a drifter who rescues a community from a local kingpin fly
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The twisted children’s movies bypassing the censors – and giving parents nightmares
As the BBFC tightens rules around onscreen sex and violence, horrific videos flood YouTube unchecked – and they’re driving children crazy
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Where to watch the Oscar-winning films, from Poor Things to Oppenheimer
Most of the 2024 Oscar winners are available for streaming, from The Zone of Interest to The Holdovers
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How Robert Downey Jr made the greatest comeback in Hollywood history – twice
The actor has won his first Oscar. In his speech he cited his ‘terrible childhood’ that brought on the addictions that nearly destroyed him
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Oscar predictions 2024: who will win, and who should win
As Twitter rages about the snubbing of Barbie, our critic looks at what could actually stop Oppenheimer on the night
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Io Capitano: a harrowing yet hopeful migration odyssey
Two endearing teenagers endure a gruelling journey from Senegal to Europe in Matteo Garrone’s extraordinarily rich drama
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The Teachers’ Lounge: a chalk-snappingly tense watch
A petty school theft leads to a community meltdown in this terrific Oscar-nominated German drama
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From Raging Bull to Oppenheimer: The 40 greatest biopics of all time, ranked
How does Christopher Nolan’s Best Picture favourite compare to the likes of Amadeus or Marie Antoinette? Our critic weighs in
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Poor Things, review: Emma Stone’s raunchy gothic comedy is unlike anything you’ve seen in years
A young woman with an infant’s brain cuts a swathe through Europe in a madcap creation myth full of sex and substance
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Origin: a hopelessly US-centric race drama
This dramatisation of a book which argues that racism is an aspect of the caste system will leave British viewers bewildered
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Why Jeremy Hunt’s ‘Barbie Bounce’ budget will put the UK film industry back in the pink
The end of ‘studio tax’ means the country that produced Margot Robbie’s billion-dollar phenomenon can finally beat Hollywood at its own game
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Lisa Frankenstein: a rather frightful attempt to redo early Tim Burton
Directed by Robin Williams’ daughter Zelda, this romcom riff on Mary Shelley’s tale is hindered by its obsession with 80s cult classics
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Dune: Part Two, review – when was the last time a $190m blockbuster was this stately and sinister?
Denis Villeneuve's sequel to his 2021 sci-fi epic is a bold and visually astonishing piece of filmmaking
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How I got a ripped Hollywood hard body at 40
Inspired by young actors in eye-popping shape, the Telegraph’s film critic decided to get strong and build some serious muscles himself
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