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The Runner | Movie review (opens the original)
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Maia Marten (Gal Gadot) is a highly successful lawyer, living her dream life with her son Noah in North London. One fateful day, Maia finds her life turned upside down when her son is kidnapped by an enemy of one of her clients. Forced to obey a series of cryptic and dangerous commands from an unknown caller (Damian Lewis), she must overcome a series of hurdles across the city in a desperate race against time to save her son’s life. As the title may suggest, Gal Gadot is indeed a runner and in t
The Death of Robin Hood | Movie review (opens the original)
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One thing is for certain: this incarnation of the bow-wielding outlaw is unlike any we have seen before. Aged, weary and outcast, Robin Hood (Hugh Jackman) roams the pastures of northern England with the sole purpose of staying hidden from those who seek vengeance against him. Many years have passed since the days of Maid Marian and Robin’s band of Merry Men, and he has begun grappling with the morality of his violent acts – not necessarily feeling guilt, but engulfed by a numbness. Gravely inju
The End of Oak Street | Movie review (opens the original)
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David Robert Mitchell, whose previous directing credits include It Follows and Under the Silver Lake, has this summer turned away from his indie roots after eight years to bring audiences the latest popcorn blockbuster. In the form of The End of Oak Street, Mitchell presents Jurassic Park: Suburbia. Denise (Anne Hathaway) and Greg (Ewan McGregor) appear to be living the perfect 1980s nuclear family life with their two children Audrey (Maisy Stella) and Brian (Christian Convery), but under the su
Hit Point | Show review (opens the original)
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It has felt like a while since an original, exciting new UK crime drama has blessed our screens, but with Howard Overman’s Hit Point, the wait is over. Spearheaded by the electrifying duo Nick Blood and BAFTA nominee Saffron Hocking, the six-part series follows police detectives Leo (Blood) and Bella (Hocking) as they dive headfirst into London’s criminal underworld to solve a string of connected robberies and murders. However, what they find is a river of corruption that, if fully uncovered, wi
Tony | Movie review (opens the original)
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Even those who have never read, watched or eaten any of his creations will still have heard the name of the late, great Anthony Bourdain. The original rockstar of the culinary world, Bourdain worked his way up from dishwasher to head chef, before becoming a best-selling author and television presenter. Tony focuses on the first fragment of that journey, when in 1975 a young Bourdain (Dominic Sessa) spends the summer in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, filled with frustration and a sense of helplessness
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