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By Ellen E published 15 January 13

The most feelgood movie you’ll ever see about a man in an iron lung

By Total Film published 1 January 13

The new films you should be watching in cinemas this month

By Sam Ashurst published 9 October 12

The films you must see at this year's LFF...

By Total Film published 5 October 12

Watch the best new movie trailers in one handy place

By Matt Maytum published 3 October 12

There’s also a new poster

By Total Film published 5 September 12

Find out the films that’ll be hitting the capital in August

By Sam Ashurst published 23 August 12

Burton animation to launch 56th BFI film fest...

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Harold Halibut review: "A charming and ambitious handmade sci-fi adventure"
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Broken Roads review: "Systems that sound good on paper don't work as intended"
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Open Roads review: "A cozy, nostalgic road trip that can't quite get into gear"
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Dragon's Dogma 2 review: "Embrace the chaos and there's nothing quite like it"
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Rise of the Ronin review: "A decent PS5 exclusive action RPG that's driven and hamstrung by its ambition"

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Abigail review: "A blood-bomb of fun that needs more narrative meat"
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Sometimes I Think About Dying review: "Daisy Ridley demonstrates her star power"
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Challengers review: "A pulsating tale that's sure to get deuces flowing"
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Back to Black review: "A competent but occasionally clunky Amy Winehouse biopic"
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The First Omen review: "This female-centered Omen prequel is devilishly good"

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X-Men '97 episode 5 review: "Heartbreaking at the most catastrophic level"
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Fallout review: "A big Vault Boy-style thumbs up"
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X-Men '97 episode 4 review: "Lighter, lower stakes, and so much fun"
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Sugar episode 1 and 2 review: "Colin Farrell is charming, but the mystery gets off to a slow start"
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Steve Martin: A documentary in 2 pieces review – "A deeply affectionate but overstuffed portrait"