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Cinema
From the violent blend of comedy and action in Bullet Train starring Brad Pitt to Sara Dosa's documentary about married volcanologists, here are the films in cinemas this weekend
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In the Know
Netflix
From The Good Boss with Javier Bardem to Mr. Malcolm's List starring Freida Pinto and Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, here are the 10 films we're excited to see this summer
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In the Know
Cinema
Greta Gerwig directs and co-writes this upcoming Barbie film, starring Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, Ncuti Gatwa, Emma Mackey and Will Ferrell. But will it be any good?
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In the Know
Netflix
From the final stretch of Breaking Bad spinoff Better Call Saul with Bob Odenkirk to a new Jane Austen adaptation starring Dakota Johnson, Netflix in July has many summer treats
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We love
Cinema
La La Land director Damien Chazelle meets Ryan Gosling again on First Man, retelling the years of Neil Armstrong's life which led to a huge milestone in human history
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Blade Runner 2049 is a seriously stunning sci-fi film that picks up where Ridley Scott’s neon-lit neo-noir cult classic left off – and might just take home the gold
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Essential
Cinema
Song to Song is, unfortunately, further proof that Terrance Malick needs to have a bit of a lie down
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Must See
The best films out in July include a star-studded Terrance Malick movie and a slice of gothic madness by Sophia Coppola
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Ryan Gosling (Drive) and Emma Stone (Birdman) put the excellent La La Land movie at the top of every musicals list
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Features
With the La La Land release date approaching, it's time to get in the mood and let Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling sing away the winter blues
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Must See
The Nice Guys film has won over critics and Ryan and Russell's onscreen friendship has won our hearts. Now we've rounded up the best buddy movies of all time
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
A star cast of Brad Pitt, Steve Carell and Ryan Gosling offer a comedic – but austere – spin on the noughties financial crash, arriving at London cinemas this July