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Rebel Moon – a Netflix space opera film with a Snyder twist? (trailer)
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Rebel Moon Part One: A Child of Fire, Mark Kermode’s scifi film review.

Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, sits down to examine Netflix’s latest science fiction offering – the film Rebel

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The Boy and the Heron: Hayao Miyazaki's anime swansong? (trailer).
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The Boy and the Heron: Mark Kermode’s anime film review.

Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, is here to review the new anime movie The Boy and the Heron

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The Green Hornet collector’s set (DVD film serial reviews).

The Green Hornet cast: Gordon Jones, Keye Luke, Anne Nagel, Wade Boteler, Phillip Trent, Cy Kendall, Stanley Andrews, Selmer Jackson,

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Barbie (2023) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review).

The narrator of ‘Barbie’ informs us at the outset that before Barbie, all dolls were baby dolls. This is followed

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The Kitchen: Netflix's London-set cyberpunk film (trailer).
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The Kitchen: Netflix’s London-set cyberpunk film (trailer).

In the world of British cinema, where tea and crumpets often make way for gritty urban dramas and a good

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Godzilla Minus One: the Kaiju classic reborn for the Reiwa Era (monster film: trailer).
FilmsHorror

Godzilla Minus One: Mark Kermode’s monster movie review (video).

Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, is on hand to watch this year’s stand-out monster film, Godzilla Minus One.

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Civil War: dark near future war movie about the Second U.S. Civil War (trailer).
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Civil War: dark near future war movie about the Second U.S. Civil War (trailer).

In the dark near future, when the United States falls into a second U.S. civil war, who do you call?

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Dune: Part Two, big new trailer (video).
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Dune: Part Two, big new trailer (video).

Get ready to embark on a cinematic journey across the universe with “Dune: Part Two,” set to hit the big

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The Shadow Returns (1946) (a classic film review).

I was surprised to find that the sequel to the ‘The Shadow’ film serial was actually a 1946 film titled

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Classic British science fiction movies: bringing the Hammer down (video).
FilmsScifi

Classic British science fiction movies: bringing the Hammer down (video).

In the cinematic world, where horror often takes the spotlight, there’s a British gem twinkling in the sci-fi galaxy: Hammer

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