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Farmyard fun for all ages - just remember to stay for the credits (opens the original)
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British studio Aardman is helping to keep the painstaking and time-consuming art of stop-motion animation alive. It's produced many appealing and inventive movies, TV shows and characters. For me, The Beast of Mossy Bottom wasn't one of its best releases, but it's still fun, with comedy to appeal to all ages. This is the third movie centring, as the title suggests, on Shaun the Sheep and his friends. There's no real dialogue in the movie, just a series of grunts, groans, giggles and other sounds
Let's get one thing out of the way first... the dog doesn't die (opens the original)
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There's one thing to note about this movie before anything else: the dog doesn't die. That's not a spoiler, since we find out almost immediately, and then the movie goes back in time for the main action. Given that and the fact there's a website of trigger warnings called Does the Dog Die?, indicating this is a common vulnerability, it seems worthwhile to reassure people for whom a dog's death, even a fictional one, is just too much to bear. Director David Ayer is known for writing and/or direct
Mix tapes, mythology and a lesson in the importance of friendship (opens the original)
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Fairytales from Europe have inspired many classic American animated movies including Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella and Frozen. But, of course, there's a whole wide world of folklore out there that's been increasingly drawn upon for movies like Encanto, Moana, Coco and this new Dreamworks movie, which goes to the Philippines for its setting and inspiration (many of its cast and creatives have Filipino heritage). And the result is a visual feast and lots of fun. Writer-directors Joel
Hawke and Crowe do heavy lifting in so-so Depression epic (opens the original)
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Ethan Hawke - always an impressive actor - has really been showing his versatility lately. He played the sharp-tongued alcoholic Lorenz Hart in Blue Moon and a scary child-killer in Black Phone 2. Here, his role is a bit more conventional but he's still very good. Better than the movie which, as the title suggests, is heavy going at times, though it's watchable in an old-fashioned way despite its flaws. During the Great Depression, widower Samuel Murphy (Hawke) is caught up in a fight and sent t
The film Warner Bros tried to bury - and why you should see it (opens the original)
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We're lucky we get to see this movie. In the end credits are the lines, "Dedicated to everyone who posted, shared, held up signs, and spoke out when it counted. This film made it to the big screen because of you." Behind that is quite a story. Briefly: in November 2023, after Coyote vs. Acme was finished, Warner Bros. Discovery decided to shelve the movie for a tax write-off, as it had with the uncompleted Batgirl and Scoob! Holiday Haunt. Considering the quality of some of the movies that do ge
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