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    Cinema 

    Spacey, who? Christopher Plummer steals the show

    All the Money in the World film review ★★★★★

    05 Jan 18 – 04 Jan 19

    All the Money in the World struggles to gain momentum but is helped by a monumental performance from Christopher Plummer as 'the richest man in the world'

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    'Miraculous': film about superhero refugee is magic

    Jupiter's Moon film review ★★★★★

    05 Jan 18 – 04 Jan 19

    Jupiter's Moon has a dream-like premise but is very much set in reality

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  • We love

    Talks 

    BFI The Big Thrill

    BFI The Big Thrill

    On 11 Nov 17

    Indulge your dark side with a day of events and talks on the art of the thriller with the people behind Apple Tree Yard, Stellan Skarsgård and more

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Murder on the Orient Express review

    Murder on the Orient Express film review ★★★★★

    03 Nov 17 – 01 Nov 19

    Kenneth Branagh’s sleek adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic murder mystery is stuffed with talented stars but they are given very little space to shine

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Don't believe the hype: Yorgos Lanthimos' new film isn't as provocative as it thinks it is

    The Killing of a Sacred Deer film review ★★★★★

    03 Nov 17 – 03 Nov 18

    The Killing of a Sacred Deer prides itself on being cinematic Marmite, but we were just a little disappointed

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Joachim Trier's Thelma is one of the most visually stunning films you'll see this year

    Thelma film review ★★★★★

    03 Nov 17 – 03 Nov 18

    Norwegian director Joachim Trier's Thelma is a visually stunning, if uneven, supernatural thriller

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Five films to watch before you see The Party

    Five films to watch before you see The Party

    71 minutes of middle-class mischief and mayhem in black-and-white, The Party is a modern classic. Here are five more films to watch before you see it

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  • Essential

    TV 

    Violence on the BBC: Kit Harrington's new drama is explosive watching

    Gunpowder review, BBC One ★★★★★

    21 Oct 17 – 30 Nov 17

    Kit Harrington stars as his ancestor Robert Catesby in BBC One's new period drama Gunpowder

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  • Book Now

     

    The BFI London Film Festival 2017: tickets to book before they sell out

    The BFI London Film Festival 2017: tickets to book before they sell out

    Booking for the 61st BFI London Film Festival is open. Here's our pick of the latest and greatest films that are going to sell out fast

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    American Assassin film review

    American Assassin film review ★★★★★

    On 14 Sep 17

    An adaptation of the novel by Vince Flynn, American Assassin is a mildly diverting action thriller that’s not quite as deep as it would like to be. Michael Keaton stars.

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  • Essential

    TV 

    We review last night's TV: Liar, ITV

    Liar, ITV review: ★★★★★

    On 23 Nov 17

    Liar on ITV: The emotional thriller examining gender, family life, and the consequences of deceit...

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    IT film review

    IT film review ★★★★★

    08 Sep 17 – 06 Feb 19

    The first movie adaptation of Stephen King’s IT has plenty of terrifying tricks up its sleeve — but it’s the kids’ clowning around that steals the show

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    mother! film review

    mother! film review ★★★★★

    15 Sep 17 – 15 Jul 19

    In Darren Aronofsky's mother!, Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem are caught in a whirlwind of chaos and confusion of Biblical proportions that somehow makes complete and utter sense

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Insyriated film review

    Insyriated film review ★★★★★

    On 08 Sep 17

    Set in a small Syrian apartment as war rages outside, Insyriated strives to make a big impact but falls a little short of the mark

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Stratton film review

    Stratton film review ★★★★★

    On 01 Sep 17

    Starring Dominic Cooper as an Naval special forces commando hunting down a terrorist cell, washed-out action thriller Stratton forgets to develop characters and finds itself in dangerously shallow waters

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  • Essential

    Cinema 

    The Limehouse Golem film review

    The Limehouse Golem film review ★★★★★

    01 Sep 17 – 01 Mar 19

    Bill Nighy trawls through Victorian London's depths for a notorious killer, but that’s only half the story – The Limehouse Golem has a surprising feminist edge

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Logan Lucky is just too good to miss. Go see it.

    Logan Lucky film review ★★★★★

    25 Aug 17 – 19 Apr 19

    An all-American joyride starring Channing Tatum, Adam Driver and Daniel Craig, Logan Lucky is a hilarious heist film – with heart – from Ocean Eleven’s director, Steven Soderbergh

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  • We love

     

    Tom Cruise's impossible mission: to play a villain worthy of his talents

    Why is Tom Cruise so good at playing bad guys?

    Tom Cruise has been cast as all-American heroes for decades. This is a mistake

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  • In the Know

    Cinema 

    The Snowman film

    The Snowman film

    On 13 Oct 17

    Michael Fassbender heads a crack team of detectives in this nordic noir crime thriller film The Snowman (2017). Don't be fooled – it's a Christmas mood-killer

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  • Preview

    Cinema 

    Spooky Stephen King classics come to the screen at the BFI

    Stephen King season, BFI

    01 Sep 17 – 03 Oct 17

    Carrie, The Shawshank Redemption, and The Shining are among the classic King films being screened throughout September

    Read more
  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Dark Night film review

    Dark Night film review ★★★★★

    On 18 Aug 17

    Dark Night is a deeply thoughtful film about modern America but one without a clear social conscience

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  • Features

     

    Kathryn Bigelow is bearing witness with her film Detroit, and it's complicated

    Kathryn Bigelow is bearing witness with her film Detroit, and it's complicated

    As with all gripping dramas based on true stories, Detroit isn't a straightforward viewing experience

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  • Must See

     

    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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  • Features

     

    The harrowing film that does what Dunkirk couldn't

    Land of Mine confronts the aspects of war that Dunkirk avoids

    Dunkirk was an incredible cinematic experience... but if you want to understand what war is really about, watch this Danish film with a terrible title

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    The Ghoul

    The Ghoul film review ★★★★★

    04 Aug 17 – 04 Oct 17

    The Ghoul has an interesting and frightening idea somewhere inside it, but is it worth seeking out?

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  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    Hounds of Love

    Hounds of Love ★★★★★

    Hound of Love is a deeply unpleasant film justified by its clever depiction of a dysfunctional relationship

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  • Must See

     

    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

    Read more
  • Tried and Tested

    Cinema 

    We review new thriller Scribe

    Scribe film review ★★★★★

    21 Jul 17 – 21 Sep 17

    Scribe certainly looks the part, and there are moments of ingenuity and tension, but it's a little too tidy for its own good

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  • Features

     

    Why Dunkirk will be a war movie like no other

    Dunkirk won't be a war movie – it'll be a Christopher Nolan movie

    Dunkirk is yet another WWII movie, but it's going to stand apart... and not just because it stars Harry Styles

    Read more
  • Preview

    Cinema 

    It Comes at Night is an understated chiller from Terrence Malick's intern

    It Comes at Night film review ★★★★★

    07 Jul 17 – 07 Feb 19

    It Comes at Night stars Joel Edgerton (Loving) as a man at the furthest edge of post-apocalyptic desperation

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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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  • Must See

     

    Best films out in July

    Best films out in July

    The best films out in July include a star-studded Terrance Malick movie and a slice of gothic madness by Sophia Coppola

    Read more
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