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Father Stu - The true story of a working-class boxer, Stu Long (Wahlberg) who is forced to retire on medical advice. Travelling to Hollywood with the idea of making a new career as...

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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (3D in some cinemas) - The special effects guys work overtime - their souls of the dead sequence is something of a triumph - in this second stand-alone Strange movie. Things get off to a...

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Downton Abbey: A New Era - The formula is looking more than a little strained in this, probably the final chapter in the 'upstairs-downstairs' chronicles of the House of Grantham. The Dowager...

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Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, The - This strange movie starts off as a satire on Nicolas Cage (himself, and occasionally also seen as his alter ego). We find him dejected after being rejected for...

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Dr. No (reissue) - Here's a quiz question for buffs. What's the only James Bond thriller without a theme song? Answer, of course, is Dr. No, the first 007 film, and still one of...

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Lost City, The - If you fancy a lite, lite version of Romancing the Stone (which itself wasn't that heavy), these jungle jinks could entertain you right well for a couple of...

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Northman, The - Blood-red in tooth and claw and packed with brutal action, Eggers' latest horror/thriller, following The Witch and The Lighthouse, crosses...

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Operation Mincemeat - Film buffs with long memories might recall the (much) earlier version of this remarkable true story. Fox-British called it The Man Who Never Was and imported...

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