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Maya Bennett5/10 · 2026-09-28
Sample review · Aftersun finds so much in the gap between what a child notices and what an adult remembers. The holiday footage feels ordinary until it doesn’t. I loved how little the film insists on explaining; the sile…
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Theo Park6/10 · 2026-09-28
Sample review · Raiders still has my favourite rhythm for an adventure: a clever escape, a new problem, then an even worse idea. The physical comedy does as much work as the stunts. A proper rainy-Saturday film. I tend t…
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Amara Ahmed7/10 · 2026-09-27
Sample review · The Iron Giant pairs a huge silhouette with such gentle physical acting. The ordinary conversations are what make the larger ideas work. Still one of my favourite arguments for animation’s emotional range…
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Elliot Hughes8/10 · 2026-09-27
Sample review · Rear Window turns looking into an action sequence. The courtyard geography is so clear that tiny changes become events. I keep noticing how much story is told at the edge of the main character’s attention…
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Sofia Hayes9/10 · 2026-09-26
Sample review · Before Sunrise makes walking and talking feel like an event. The city is present without becoming a checklist of sights. What I love most is the mixture of confidence and embarrassment in two people tryin…
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Maya Bennett8/10 · 2026-09-26
Sample review · Past Lives makes a conversation across a table feel as expansive as a journey across continents. The pauses did more for me than any grand declaration could. A film about the lives we imagine without dism…
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