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    Best films out now

    Best films out now

    Here's our pick of the best films out now in London's cinemas

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    The best and worst supernatural love stories

    The best and worst supernatural love stories

    A Ghost Story, starring Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck with a sheet over his head, comes from a long line of paranormal romances... some more successful than others

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    Too many celebrated actors have had a 'Poo Emoji' moment, and they must stop

    Helen Mirren, no!

    In The Emoji Movie, talented thespian Patrick Stewart debases himself by playing a sentient ideogram of some poo. Some actors just can't get enough of trashing their reputations

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  • Features

     

    How to make a truly modern rom-com

    How to make a truly modern rom-com

    The Big Sick, arriving in cinemas this weekend, is a romantic comedy film that manages to feel interesting and new. Fortunately, it's not the only one of its kind...

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    Best films out in August

    Best films out in August

    The best films out in August include the new Kathryn Bigelow movie starring John Boyega, and a story of war to rival Dunkirk

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  • Essential

    Cinema 

    Sweet, funny, and perfectly pitched

    The Big Sick film review ★★★★★

    28 Jul 17 – 18 Oct 18

    The Big Sick feels like a perfect balance between sincerity and snarkiness, a very contemporary rom-com along the lines of Man Down and In a World

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  • Interview

     

    'I feel dread about everything. I'm terrified.'

    Interview with Adeel Akhtar, star of The Big Sick

    The Big Sick is the 2017's funniest film so far. We chatted to BAFTA-winning actor Adeel Akhtar

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  • Tried and Tested

    Theatre 

    Mr Potsunen’s Peculiar Slice of Life

    Review of Mr Potsunen’s Peculiar Slice of Life ★★★★★

    05 Jul 17 – 08 Jul 17

    Mime, manga and monochrome animation: we recommend Mr Potsunen’s Peculiar Slice of Life

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Baby Driver : Edgar Wright sacrifices English charm for American cool

    Baby Driver film review ★★★★★

    28 Jun 17 – 28 Aug 17

    The Baby Driver cast is impressive – Kevin Spacey, Jamie Foxx, Ansel Elgort, Lily James and Jon Hamm – but Edgar Wright's passion project lacks his usual humour

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    The Netflix show everyone's talking about: GLOW

    GLOW, UK Netflix review: ★★★★★

    23 Jun 17 – 18 Aug 17

    Big hair, big biceps and even bigger attitudes. Mad Men star Alison Brie is talk of the town in this Netflix comedy about female wrestlers: GLOW

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  • Essential

    Cinema 

    Rough Night

    Rough Night

    25 Aug 17 – 30 Sep 17

    The gross-out movie gets its long due shake-up in the trailer to Rough Night

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  • Preview

    Cinema 

    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul

    Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul ★★★★★

    02 Jun 17 – 02 Jul 17

    Buckle up: the Huffleys are going on a road trip in the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Is A Dog's Purpose an existential palliative or a film about adorable puppies?

    A Dog's Purpose film review ★★★★★

    05 May 17 – 05 Jul 17

    A Dog's Purpose asks the important questions. What is the meaning of existence? How can one achieve happiness? And WHO'S A GOOD BOY?

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 film review

    Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 film review ★★★★★

    27 Apr 17 – 27 May 17

    You can't stop this feeling: the Guardians of the Galaxy are back

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    Best films out in May

    Best films out in May

    From Anne Hathaway's drunken Godzilla to surreal Finnish comedy, the best films out in May are a varied bunch

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review Lily Collins' new film Rules Don't Apply

    Rules Don't Apply film review ★★★★★

    21 Apr 17 – 21 Jun 17

    Rules Don't Apply is a sharper, smarter film than it first appears, and Warren Beatty steals the show as Howard Hughes

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Gemma Arterton and Sam Claflin give Their Finest performances in a sparkling wartime comedy

    Their Finest film review ★★★★★

    21 Apr 17 – 21 Jun 17

    Their Finest might be just feel-good fun, but when it makes you feel this good – and is this fun – that's something to appreciate

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  • Features

     

    Your new favourite films are South Korean

    Pretty, weird – our guide to South Korean cinema

    Sex, hammers, and octopi – the most exciting films by the best Korean directors

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Raw is a tasty slice of arty French satire: read our lip-smacking review

    Raw film review ★★★★★

    07 Apr 17 – 07 Jun 17

    French film Raw is a darkly funny horror that might just put you off your steak tartare

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review Free Fire, Ben Wheatley's violent, funny, and forgettable film

    Free Fire film review ★★★★★

    31 Mar 17 – 31 May 17

    Free Fire is Ben Wheatley's high-octane cartoon for adults, an effervescent feature-length gun battle as enjoyable as it is disposable

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  • In the Know

    Theatre 

    Terence Rattigan's Love in Idleness transfers to the Apollo Theatre

    Review: Love in Idleness, Apollo Theatre ★★★★★

    11 May 17 – 01 Jul 17

    West End transfer to Apollo Theatre: directed by Trevor Nunn, Terence Rattigan's Love in Idleness explores the clash of values in pre- and post-war Britain

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Sex in the City star Cynthia Nixon is dazzling in Emily Dickinson biopic

    A Quiet Passion film review ★★★★★

    07 Apr 17 – 07 Jun 17

    New Terence Davies film A Quiet Passion – an Emily Dickinson biopic starring Cynthia Nixon (Sex and the City) – is an unusual marvel

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  • Tried and Tested

    Theatre 

    The Miser, Garrick Theatre review

    The Miser, Garrick Theatre review ★★★★★

    10 Mar 17 – 10 Jun 17

    Even Hollywood heavyweights cannot energise this stale update of Molière’s satire on greed and guile

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  • Book Now

    Theatre 

    Feel-good feminism: The Girls review

    The Girls, Phoenix Theatre review ★★★★★

    28 Jan 17 – 15 Jul 17

    Gary Barlow and Tim Firth team up for a feel-good feminist musical: The Girls brings the spirit of Knapely WI to London

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Read our review of The Founder, starring Michael Keaton

    The Founder film review ★★★★★

    17 Feb 17 – 17 Apr 17

    The new Michael Keaton movie about McDonald's founder Ray Kroc is true story about a beef over beef burgers

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Read our review of Hidden Figures, the film about black women working at NASA

    Hidden Figures film review ★★★★★

    17 Feb 17 – 17 Apr 17

    Taraji P. Henson, Janelle Monáe, Octavia Spencer and Kevin Costner face racial bigotry in the 1960s while working to put a man into space

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  • Features

     

    The worst films we've seen all year

    The worst films we've seen all year

    Ahead of the Razzie Awards, here are the worst films of the last 12 months. Enjoy!

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    It's 1996 all over again... we review the return of Trainspotting

    T2: Trainspotting film review ★★★★★

    27 Jan 17 – 27 Mar 17

    Trainspotting 2 sees the return of Renton (Ewan McGregor) and Begbie (Robert Carlyle) for Danny Boyle's much-anticipated sequel

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review likeable knockabout comedy The Young Offenders

    The Young Offenders film review ★★★★★

    13 Jan 17 – 13 Mar 17

    The Young Offenders is a promising debut comedy about Irish eejits on the trail of treasure

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review new film Toni Erdmann

    Toni Erdmann film review ★★★★★

    03 Feb 17 – 03 Apr 17

    Directed with tenderness by Maren Ade, Toni Erdmann is an off-beat comedy with its eye on embarrassing parents

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  • Preview

    Cinema 

    'More Stockholm Syndrome than romance: Passengers film review

    Passengers film review ★★★★★

    23 Dec 16 – 23 Jan 17

    Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence are literally star-crossed lovers in this problematic sci-fi romance also starring Michael Sheen

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Edge of Seventeen: a sweet, sincere, and witty high-school movie

    Edge of Seventeen film review ★★★★★

    02 Dec 16 – 02 Jan 17

    Hailee Steinfeld and Woody Harrelson are deadpan delights in charming new film Edge of Seventeen, a successor to the best '90s teen comedies

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