What to stream this week
STUCK for ideas on what to watch this weekend? From killer sharks and fabled crime lords to a nightmare rom-com about being dumped at the altar, Leigh Paatsch has you covered.
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Five Saoirse Ronan movies to stream this week
SAOIRSE Ronan wowed audiences with her performances in Brooklyn and Lady Bird. On the eve of her new release, On Chesil Beach, here are some of her best films to stream this week.
Five Tom Cruise movies to stream this week
AS the new Mission Impossible release gives Tom Cruise some of his best reviews, now’s the time to stream some of his best big-screen outings.
New Mission Impossible is best pure action movie in years
MISSION: Impossible — Fallout doesn’t just live up to the incredible advance hype. It blasts right past it, as the most ferociously realised action picture to storm the big screen since Mad Max: Fury Road.
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Review: The Interview
SETH Rogen’s The Interview proves that free speech and the North Korea controversy don’t count for much when a comedy forgets to be funny.
Review: Selma
UNHERALDED British actor David Oyelowo captures the drama, passion and outrage of civil rights campaigner Martin Luther King Jr in Selma.
Review – Treasure Island: NT Live
BRITAIN’S National Theatre produces the goods again with a delightfully innovative stage adaptation of Treasure Island – interval and all.
Review: What We Did On Our Holiday
DESPITE a top notch cast of Gone Girl’s Rosamund Pike and former Doctor Who David Tennant, What We Did On Our Holiday struggles to rise above so-so sitcom status.
Review: The Gambler
MOVIE REVIEW: Risk does not always equal reward — this remake of The Gambler rolls the dice, but any payout will remain in dispute.
Review: Kingsman: The Secret Service
MOVIE REVIEW: The refreshingly reckless Kingsman: The Secret Service is the perfect antidote to all so oh-so-serious Oscars dramas out right now.
Review — Mortdecai
MORTDECAI is just the latest lazy effort in Johnny Depp’s long losing streak.
Review — Still Alice
JULIANNE Moore delivers a heartbreaking, emotionally astute portrayal of a woman disappearing in full view of her nearest and dearest.
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