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The 15:17 to Paris film review: “a right-wing wet dream”
Long Day’s Journey into Night: Lesley Manville is mesmerising in this unflinching examination of family misery ★★★★
Black Panther review: “a franchise film with a distinct individual identity”
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The Mercy review: “a compelling story told with care and compassion”
Mary Stuart review: Juliet Stevenson and Lia Williams are electrifying ★★★★★
John review: a subtle but finely-honed chamber piece ★★★★★
Phantom Thread review: “divine, poetically scripted and unpredictable”
Beginning review: A modern classic of love and loneliness ★★★★★
The Birthday Party: Wonderful performances – but does Pinter’s classic work in 2018? ★★★
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The Post review: “Distinctly Trumpian in its themes”
Early Man review: “at the top of Aardman’s evolutionary tree”
My Mum’s a T**t review: A funny, punchy, heartbreaking one-woman show ★★★★
Darkest Hour: “Oldman is never less than sensational”
All the Money in the World: “Spacey replacement Christopher Plummer is the best thing about a curiously detached film”
Hamilton review: The Broadway phenomenon finally lands in the West End – and it deserves all the hype ★★★★★
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