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- Sep 26, 2026
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Review - Heart of the Beast ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (opens the original)
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Brad Pitt stars as James Belmont, a wounded and weary ex-Special Forces officer, recently retired after thirty-odd years in the field, but it’s his canine companion Odin who carries the whole film on his furry little back. This loyal German Shepherd was practically his second in-command while the pair served in the Army – never leaving his side – and their bond, as the film’s tag-line advertises, will be the key to getting out of this next predicament alive. ‘Alright. Odi, whaddaya say we go fin
Review - Practical Magic 2 ⭐️⭐️ (opens the original)
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I had never seen the original prior to this new release, but made sure to catch myself up ahead of time so as to be properly in on the magic, or as much as a newcomer could hope to be. While I wasn’t a big fan, I could appreciate the bond between the two sisters and their family (or coven) as a whole – their eccentric aunts and Sally’s starry-eyed young daughters. That, alongside the autumnal aesthetic and that seaside house I’d heard so much about, seemed like enough of a foundation for a seque
Review - Pressure ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (opens the original)
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The second feature from Hotel Mumbai director Anthony Maras, it sees two fantastic actors go head to head with one another, with Andrew Scott (still best known as Moriarty from BBC’s Sherlock) as Scottish weather specialist Group Captain Dr. James Stagg and Brendan Fraser as Eisenhower himself. ‘If we delay beyond Monday, they will see through all of this. Every single effort that we have made will have been for nothing.’ The plans are set and the troops are already in position. D-Day will run a
Review - Leviticus ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (opens the original)
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Starring a predominantly young cast, with live-action Alice in Wonderland’s Mia Wasikowska as both an executive producer and a supporting character, it takes a stab at close-minded, ultra-religious communities in Victoria, a refreshing switch-up from what could easily have been a film set in America’s Deep South. Perhaps I’m a little short-sighted in my outlook on such Bible-bashing zealotry but it’s an important and necessary change of focus to address similar issues elsewhere. These problems a
Review - The Death of Robin Hood ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (opens the original)
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Sporting a vaguely Northern accent (I’d point to Yorkshire, meself, but I’m no dialect expert), an enormous grey beard and the world-weary eyes of a man well past his glory days, Jackman’s Robin Hood feels, by design, wholly detached from the myth we all know. For one, he’s an aged outlaw living on his own, divorced from his Merry Men (perhaps they packed it in after their rooftop concert at Camelot Castle) and pursued by echoes of his past. He may have killed some sheriff at one point or anothe
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