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In This Full Monty, the clothes stay on: Gaz and Dave return 25 years later

New York Times: New series reunites feel-good British film’s characters 25 years later.

How Disney’s Little Mermaid remake managed to offend the world

Telegraph: We could forgive the bad CGI and neutered songs. But the dig at Princess Kate?

Why Tom Cruise’s most iconic scene was almost cut

The most defining scene in his career wasn’t working until he tried something unusual.

Movie review: Everything Everywhere All at Once - before and after the Oscars

The movie that won best picture at the Oscars raises questions over the nature of taste.

Karl Puschmann: Chris Rock slaps back, but did he hit?

The comedian breaks his silence about being slapped by Will Smith and comes out swinging.

Meet the movie studio dominating the Oscars this year

The backers of Everywhere Everything All at Once have turned viral hits into awards bait.

Cocaine Bear review: A lot to like but none of it in the cinema

Cocaine Bear is the talk of the internet but not because it's a good movie.

James Bond books edited to remove racist references

The classic works will feature a disclaimer following a review by sensitivity readers.

Women Talking is a sign of the times but not in the way you might think

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch the new film from Sarah Polley.

Screening guide: 90s revival, Shorty Street, and action man Tom Cruise

A quick look at the best movies and TV streaming this week.

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Opinion: Hold on, White Noise is a bumpy ride

Is Netflix’s manic movie mash-up a masterpiece or does it miss the mark?

The best movies of 2022, and five we can’t wait for in 2023

Fill in your spare time these summer hols by catching up on the blockbusters of the year.

Sink or swim? Avatar: The Way of the Water reviewed

Review: Is James Cameron's latest tale from Pandora a big splash or a kerplunk?

Is Tomorrow Never Dies the most chaotic, prophetic 007 film so far?

Feuding cast members, a constantly evolving script and prickly geopolitics.

10 Christmas movies to watch this December

Jingle your bells and put up your trees. Here are 10 festive films that you need to see.

The horrors of rich-people food, fleshed out on film

New York Times: The Menu explores the potential terrors of feeding the 1 per cent.

Why Love Actually only gets worse with age

Richard Curtis's film has fat-shaming, dubious sexual politics and clunky 9/11 references.