Tupac Shakur biopic’s a bad rap
REVIEW: Lead actor Demetrius Shipp Jr looks the part yet All Eyez On Me gets almost nothing right about revered rapper Tupac Shakur.
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Delightful return to form for franchise
WE ALL love the minions, but the spin-off movie was just silly. Thankfully, the latest Despicable Me has returned to what made it work in the first place.
Despicable Me still fresh and funny
REVIEW: Gru and his Minions are back for a third film in the animated franchise that almost matches the original in its ability to excite and delight.
Sheer delight for cat lovers, non-lovers
REVIEW: The cute and charismatic cats of Istanbul will have you purring with delight in the unique documentary Kedi.
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Star Wars Episode: VII name revealed
DISNEY has quietly revealed the full name for the highly anticipated 7th installment of the Star Wars franchise.
Weekend of woe gets the job done
OSCAR-winner Marion Cotillard displays deep quality and subtle grace notes as a battling woman put in an impossible position in Two Days, One Night.
Proof positive of a real talent
THIS absorbing documentary unravels the mystery behind one of the most significant street photographers of the 20th century.
Rosy outlook for lovable leads
THERE’S a sense of the inevitable about the destination but Love, Rosie’s rom-com journey is appealing thanks to the chemistry of Lily Collins and Sam Clafin.
Ready for the flight of your life
MOVIE review: Batman director Christopher Nolan reaches for the stars with Interstellar, one of the most spectacular, thought-provoking and rewarding films of the year.
Review — Pride
REVIEW: Pride continues Britain’s proud tradition of winning feel-good films that are both socially aware and emotionally astute.
Review: The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet
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Movie Review: Kill the Messenger
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Jeremy Renner’s Hawkeye role hint
AVENGER. Action hero. New dad. Film producer. Oscar nominee. Husband. Renovator … The Hurt Locker guy’s busier than Tom Cruise.
‘My face gets me bad guy roles’
ASK Game of Thrones actor Alfie Allen — he played Theon Greyjoy — why he plays so many unlikeable men on screen, he points to his face.
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