This film made me want to walk the Camino — even with dicky knees
As the title suggests, the central character in The Way, My Way has firm opinions on how he should walk the popular 800km pilgrimage path through Spain.
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If the voice actors in IF, a whimsical comedy about children’s imaginary friends, had been paid their going rate for appearing on screen, the budget would have broken any bank.
If your brain was replaced with pig’s, would you be human or pig?
… or would you be neither? That’s one of the puzzling questions posed in this intricate Japanese film.
I’m not so mad for this Max saga – but don’t take my word
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Anatomy of a mother and son’s relationship
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Swashbuckling adventure from the classics
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Planets fail to align for this lacklustre sequel
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Sitcom megastar creates a cereal killer
That Jerry Seinfeld and his writing team mash-up a flake fracas and historical events is characteristic of what made Seinfeld such a cleverly funny show.
A love letter to the world we live in
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Israel PM: ‘We’ve got trouble with the neighbours again’
This film is worth watching because of its relevance to today’s tensions in the Middle East, and for Helen Mirren’s performance.
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