The Invisible Man processes its difficult subject matter through an alternative context. During times like these, that's a power of cinema that we could all surely use.

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Bong Joon-Ho's Oscars surprise Parasite turns up the dials on a realistic construct to make for an exciting, engaging, and highly organic exploration of class.

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The history of cinema is chequered with technical advancements, but is Sam Mendes' miraculous single-take achievement in WW1-epic 1917 a gimmick or a triumph?

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Greta Gerwig finds her way into a well-worn story with the most universal theme of all.

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The Rise of Skywalker thankfully doesn't go back on everything set-up by its predecessor, but its complicated story often makes for rather exhausting viewing.

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Rian Johnson loves nothing more than subverting expectations, and his latest offering Knives Out is just as unexpected as you'd expected.

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There's something strangely primal about the act of driving a car, and this is emphasised brilliantly by James Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari. Even the most cynical of audience members may be converted by the end.

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