Sheer delight for cat lovers, non-lovers
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Houston doco pulls no punches
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All-female comedy appeals not appals
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Why Tom Cruise cracked it on set
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Movie review: Gone Girl
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Affleck shows everything in Gone Girl
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Movie review: Life of Crime
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Movie review: The Equalizer
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Movie review: The Little Death
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Josh wants us to talk about sex
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