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The Changed (dark scifi movie: trailer).
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The Changed (dark scifi movie: trailer).

Something has gained control of the people’s hearts and minds, in this Bodysnatchers-like scifi thriller, The Changed. Kim (Clare Foley),

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Project Gemini (scifi film: trailer).

Here’s the English language version of the SF flick Project Gemini directed by Vyacheslav Lisnevsky. Humankind confronts the sad realisation

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The King's Daughter (fantasy movie: trailer).
FantasyFilms

The King’s Daughter (a fantasy film review by Mark Kermode).

Fantasy movie The King’s Daughter is reviewed by our man of film, Mark Kermode. King Louis XIV catches a mermaid

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Spider-Man No Way Home: new Spidey movie, first trailer (video).
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All the Spideys, all of the time (Spiderman: No Way Home chat).

Tobey Maguire, Tom Holland, and Andrew Garfield have finally spoken out about their experiences working on the Marvel Cinematic Universe

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Nightmare Alley (horror film by Guillermo del Toro, trailer).
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Nightmare Alley (a dark horror movie review by Mark Kermode).

Our man of many movies, Mark Kermode, sits down to review the dark fantasy-horror film Nightmare Alley from Guillermo del

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No Time To Die: final James Bond spy-fy (trailer).
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No Time To Die (2021) by Mark R. Leeper (a film review).

The latest Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’, is also the longest, clocking in at 165 minutes and what have

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Don't Look Up (new Netflix science fiction film: trailer).
FilmsScifi

Don’t Look Up (scifi film review).

John Joseph Adams, Erin Lindsey, and Tom Gerencer drop in to talk about Adam McKay’s Netflix original science fiction film

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No Time To Die (2021) 2-Disc Collector’s Edition (DVD review).

Strictly speaking, the latest James Bond film, ‘No Time To Die’ should be dated 2020 rather than 2021, so I’ve

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Bigbug (new Netflix scifi film: trailer).
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Bigbug (new Netflix comedy-scifi film: trailer).

Here’s the trailer for an interesting-looking Netflix science fiction film called Bigbug. French w/English subtitles from the Amélie movie bod.

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Scream: horror movie review, by Mark Kermode (video).

Horror flick Scream is reviewed by our man of many movies, Mark Kermode. A new Ghostface assassin arises twenty-five years

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