The Monty Python founder had the idea of dropping punchlines for an absurdist style
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The worst film of the 2010s was so reactionary, materialistic and lazy it selected itself
Sex between men illegal in Singapore, punishable by prison but law does not apply to women
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It has a good baddie, spectacular battles and the outstanding Adam Driver
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And for the season that's in it, there's a Star Wars question in here too
Women Make Film, Rose Plays Julie, and Charlie Kaufman unveiled as highlights
As Episode IX arrives, how does it stack up against the other 10 films in the saga?
It’s clever, it’s funny, it’s dramatic, and this won’t be its last movie award this season
Actor and producer of Fox News sex scandal film describes self-blame and anger about incident early in her career
Like: Who are Rey’s parents? Who are Finn’s? Is it okay to include a digitised Carrie Fisher?
Hollywood producer says studios are realising that making films starring women is good business
Disgraced movie mogul says his role in pushing for gender equality has been ‘eviscerated’
In the film, a real-life female journalist sleeps with a source. There’s no evidence it happened
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Lauren Greenfield’s remarkable film about the shoe-obsessed former first lady exposes how she lied and bought her way back into power
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Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in a noisy, inconsequential violent romp
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Trey Edward Shults’s third film crashes on to the cinema screen with sound and fury
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