Dora movie is Jumanji meets Indiana Jones
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Taciturn Pitt reinvents the space cowboy
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Brad Pitt shines in pulse-raising space trip
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A ghost story with a difference
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Shockingly relevant film for our odd world
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Hathaway’s film proves haters wrong
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Colossal on twists, short on rewards
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Denial puts truth on the stand
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Fate of the Furious is juiced-up joy
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