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Loved Heart of the Beast? 10 more great movies where the dog takes the lead (opens the original)
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From Hachiko to Good Boy, pooches not people deliver the biggest performances in these movies ranging from tear-jerkers to horror Few cinematic stories are as life-affirming or tug as effectively at our heartstrings as those exploring the bond between humans and dogs. The unwavering loyalty and adoration of a faithful pup can melt even the hardest of hearts, making it little wonder that filmmakers continually return to the subject. With Pitt practically blown off the screen by his canine counter
Review | Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom is a hilarious horror spoof (opens the original)
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Aardman Animations’ latest is a horror-infused celebration of slapstick and sly film references sure to delight viewers of all ages Shaun the Sheep turns mad scientist in his mischievous third big-screen outing, unleashing a hirsute horror that terrorises the sleepy farm community after an unconventional attempt to grow pumpkins. Realised in Aardman’s signature stop-motion and devoid of any spoken dialogue, Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom – the feature debut of veteran series director
Review | Once Upon a Time in the Middle East: Shen Teng leads anti-war blockbuster (opens the original)
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Full of roaring action and heart-wrenching tension, this mainland China hit delivers a message of peace through Chinese cooking appreciation Writer-director Wen Muye’s bombastic anti-war drama Once Upon a Time in the Middle East arrives in Hong Kong having already grossed a whopping 2 billion yuan (US$298 million) at the mainland box office, delivering a message of peace and diplomacy through the appreciation of authentic Chinese cooking. Lambasting both sides of an unnamed Middle Eastern confli
The making of Na Hong-jin’s sci-fi spectacle Hope, most expensive Korean film (opens the original)
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The director talks about tension, timelines, sequel potential and a clash of tastes at Cannes as Hope gears up for US and Hong Kong releases With a budget reported to be closing in on 100 billion won (US$74.3 million), Hope, a white-knuckle action spectacular from South Korean genre specialist Na Hong-jin, is the most expensive Korean feature ever produced. “Hope is completely different from my previous works,” the director tells the South China Morning Post at the recent Summer International Fi
14 Hollywood movies to watch in autumn 2026, from Digger to Avengers: Doomsday (opens the original)
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Street Fighter, The Social Reckoning and the new Hunger Games film also make our list of the most tantalising upcoming Hollywood movies Autumn is one of the most bountiful seasons on the moviegoing calendar, as a growing crop of potential awards contenders emerges alongside a mouthwatering array of holiday entertainment and bona fide blockbusters. This year is no exception, with many of Hollywood’s biggest stars unveiling their latest works, and some of the most formidable franchises in recent m
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