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Freya Ellis7/10 · 2026-09-16
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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Rowan Lane10/10 · 2026-09-16
Sample review · Fellowship is the one I return to most. It takes friendship seriously without losing the pleasure of a strange place or a good monster. Planning the extended-edition evening requires almost as much organi…
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Amara Lewis6/10 · 2026-09-16
Sample review · Some Like It Hot moves at the speed of people making increasingly bad decisions. I admire the precision of the entrances and exits as much as the lines. Not every joke travels equally well, but the energy…
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Leo Wells8/10 · 2026-09-16
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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Zara Reed5/10 · 2026-09-15
Sample review · Paddington 2 makes kindness active rather than sentimental. So many jokes are planted with care and paid off with even more care. I like how much the film believes a neighbourhood can change. The performa…
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Elliot Chen7/10 · 2026-09-15
Sample review · Fury Road has the shape of a piece of music: recurring motifs, sudden changes of pace and a clear sense of build. The sound design keeps the machinery distinct. Best watched loud, with the neighbours cons…
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