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London’s best pantomimes 2022 to book now, from McKellen’s Mother Goose to Robin Hood at Greenwich

It’s not behind you yet

Evening Standard

The Batman to Last Christmas: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Robert Pattinson stars in one of the best superhero movies of the year, while Paul Feig’s festive treat inspired by Wham! will make Christmas come early

The Guardian - UK

Dumfries Guild of Players rehearsing for Rapunzel pantomime at Theatre Royal

The panto will run throughout December and promises plenty of fun

Daily Record

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Will Varun Dhawan's wolf act give viewers in cinema halls a howling good time?

Bhediya aaya, Bhediya aaya… Determined to break new ground in the horror-comedy genre, producer Dinesh Vijan and director Amar Kaushik bring us Bollywood’s first bonafide werewolf film. It is commendable, since the werewolf genre remains virgin territory in Indian cinema.

The Times of India

Daniel Craig’s Glass Onion super-sleuth is more than just Hollywood’s usual insipid queerbaiting

From Marvel to Star Wars, cinema is rife with big-budget releases that want the kudos of progressivism while refusing to centre LGBT+ stories. On the face of it, Rian Johnson’s ‘Knives Out’ sequel is just another example. Louis Chilton thinks there’s much more to it.

The Independent UK

Goncharov: why has the internet invented a fake Martin Scorsese film?

Thousands of Tumblr users have been making posters, soundtracks, drawings and fan fiction for a 1973 Scorsese film starring Robert De Niro – but it never existed

The Guardian - AU

Salim Khan celebrates his 87th birthday with Salman Khan, Helen and family - See photos

Bollywood’s veteran writer Salim Khan turned 87 on November 24 and he spent his special day with Salman Khan, Helen, Arbaaz Khan and other family members.

The Times of India

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Just Gonna Say It: The Knives Out Sequel Is The Best Movie Of 2022 You’re In For A Fkn Treat

You're gonna love every second of it!

Pedestrian.tv

Elf the Musical at the Dominion Theatre review – not good for the elf

A disappointing start to London’s Christmas theatre season

Evening Standard

Elf the Musical review – Buddy’s back with some syrupy showtunes

Choreographed candy cane twirling and funny moments from the Will Ferrell film don’t save this show from being a bland corporate Christmas experience

The Guardian - UK

The 134 TV shows and movies leaving Netflix in December 2022

If you're keen on catching some of these blockbusters or binge-worthy boxsets, you'll have to be quick!

Chronicle Live

Theatregoers love Adrian Edmondson in his role as Scrooge in Dickens' A Christmas Carol

The former Young One has lost little of his energy or his comedic skills as he proves a big hit in the festive production at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre

Daily Mirror

Seven must watch Billy Connolly movies to celebrate the Big Yin's 80th birthday

A renowned comedian and presenter of the day, Sir Billy Connolly has also featured in several blockbuster films - here we rank seven of the best movies he has starred in.

Glasgow Live

Bones and All review: Timothée Chalamet charismatically, handsomely eats people in superb cannibal road movie

Luca Guadagnino’s follow-up to ‘Suspiria’ is as beautiful as it is ugly

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Matilda the Musical review: A frothy, whimsical delight

The musical of Roald Dahl’s classic book is so intrinsically British it will soon be absorbed into the Paddington cinematic universe

Chicago Sun-Times

Steve Martin revisits ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles’ and all those f-bombs for 35th anniversary of classic film

“Around Thanksgiving, it’s kind of omnipresent,” says Martin of the 1987 classic road comedy — now available in a 4K Ultra home release.

Dynamite News

Entertainment: Taapsee Pannu's Next Thriller Film 'Blurr' To Release Directly On OTT

Bollywood actor Taapsee Pannu's upcoming psychological thriller film 'Blurr' will not be getting a big screen release. Read on for details:

The New Daily

Pirates of the Caribbean star Johnny Depp returns for A Day At The Sea – reports

Rumours are swirling Johnny Depp is scheduled to turn up in the UK to do a test shoot in February for the next Pirates of the Caribbean film

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Pinocchio review – Guillermo del Toro’s dark, sombre riff on the Disney-sweet fairytale

The wooden puppet-boy turns fascist in a Mussolini-era, fantasy-horror rework of the classic tale

Daily Mirror

Netflix to ditch 134 movies and TV shows before Christmas: what to watch now

There's plenty of good stuff about to leave the streaming platform, including Edward Norton's smashingly good fun The Incredible Hulk and comedy classic Airplane

The Guardian - UK

Lady Chatterley’s Lover review – sensuality as an almost religious revelation

Emma Corrin and Jack O’Connell carry this idealistic, moving French version of DH Lawrence’s transgressive novel

The Guardian - UK

Casque d’Or review – Jacques Becker’s gripping tragic drama of Parisian lowlife

Simone Signoret stars in a dark tale of love in the belle époque underworld that is a unmissable classic with a pitilessly grim finale

Pedestrian.tv

Stale Take: I Won’t Be Hearing Any Love Actually Hate This Year From Anyone, Even Hugh Grant

We’ve already decided that you’re well within your rights to start celebrating Christmas as of now. So go nuts and hang your decorations, pump the Mariah Carey bangers and pop on iconique Christmas flicks. But what you’re not within your rights to do is hate on the masterpiece that is…

Los Angeles Times

What’s on TV this week: Christmas specials and movies, 'Willow' reboot, 'Lady Chatterley’s Lover' and more

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The Conversation

Watching Casablanca on its 80th anniversary, we remain in awe of its simplicity – and profound depth

In November 1942, a romantic drama directed by a Hungarian immigrant and starring an ex-naval officer and an obscure Swedish actress was released. The film began shooting without a finished script.

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