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No time to film: are James Bond’s Hollywood paymasters holding out for a gen-Z 007?

With Amazon MGM and Barbara Broccoli in no hurry to rush their man back into service, by the time agent next hits the screen he might be unrecognisable to anyone over 25

The Guardian - UK

Alicia Silverstone to search for clues in new murder mystery for Acorn TV

Alicia Silverstone heads to Ireland as she plays a lawyer seeking the truth about her father

WhatToWatch

The Fear of 13 at the Donmar review: Adrien Brody is magnetic in this enjoyable but uneven Death Row drama

The Oscar winning star is freewheelingly charismatic in his West End debut

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Prime Video top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching

The Prime Video top 10 has been refreshed and I'm picking out the top 3 movies in the current ranking you need to watch first.

Tom’s Guide

Woman of the Hour to The Radleys: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Anna Kendrick directs and stars in the chilling true-life tale of a woman who goes on a dating show with a bachelor who is also a serial killer. Plus: Damian Lewis’s very bloody vampire horror

The Guardian - UK

Hulu just got one of the best dark thriller movies you haven’t watched yet — and it’s 92% on Rotten Tomatoes

Director Zack Cregger's "Barbarian" landed on Hulu on October 1, and you need to add this chilling horror thriller to your watchlist.

Tom’s Guide

Conclave review: Ralph Fiennes is Oscar-worthy astonishing

5/5 Edward Berger’s account of cardinals battling to be the new Pope is a thrilling succession story, and Ralph Fiennes is simply hypnotic

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Superboys of Malegaon review – boisterous heartwarmer about movie-loving underdogs

Inspired by a true story, this feelgood Indian film is about some Bollywood superfans making their own movies with a cheeky but admirable DIY ethos

The Guardian - UK

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre and its harrowing, visceral impact has been rarely matched, 50 years on

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is a product of a unique time in American filmmaking, when independent exploitation films were nastier than ever, and equally capable of piercing the mainstream consciousness.

The Conversation

How to watch We Live in Time

The Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh love story We Live in Time is now playing. Here's all the details on when and where, including if it's streaming.

WhatToWatch

Jeremy Strong and Sebastian Stan on 'The Apprentice': 'We're way out on a limb'

Even in an election year, most seem to agree on one aspect about Ali Abbasi’s much-debated Donald Trump film “The Apprentice”: Sebastian Stan is a remarkably good Trump and Jeremy Strong is chillingly riveting as the New York power broker Roy Cohn

The Independent UK

Matthew Modine: ‘The film and TV industry chews kids up and spits them out’

The star of Full Metal Jacket and Stranger Things takes your questions on working with Stanley Kubrick and Christopher Nolan, channelling his war hero uncle – and saving Michelle Pfeiffer’s life

The Guardian - UK

A Traveler’s Needs review – Isabelle Huppert hypnotises in cool Korean comedy of manners

Huppert plays Iris, a modestly dressed French woman living in Korea who gives French lessons according to a strange procedure of her own that does not seem to involve speaking French

The Guardian - UK

We Live in Time review: Florence Pugh, Andrew Garfield deliver on movie's tear-jerking promise

We Live in Time examines the different phases of a relationship in a free flowing story with strong performances from Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh.

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This adrenaline-pumping action movie is Netflix’s new No. 1 movie — and it may be the best 'Bad Boys' yet

"Bad Boys: Ride or Die" just landed on Netflix has this fan-favorite action-comedy has rocketed straight to the No.1 spot.

Total Film

Marvel star Josh Brolin has a brilliant reason behind why he's playing a priest in Knives Out 3 Wake Up Dead Man: "It’s like you manifest this sh*t"

Exclusive: The actor says he didn't need the intervention of a higher power when securing a role in the third Knives Out movie

Tom’s Guide

This new thriller show has 100% on Rotten Tomatoes — what to know about 'Sweetpea'

Starz has just dropped its latest thriller show, starring Ella Purnell, and it's already garnering rave reviews. Here's everything you need to know about it.

The Guardian - UK

Brace Brace review – high-stakes plane hijack drama is bumpy ride

Oli Forsyth’s play about a honeymooning couple caught up in a disaster is let down by unconvincing dilemmas and characterisations

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Doc Martin star Martin Clunes wraps filming on big new movie

Martin Clunes to star in British comedy-drama about a failing pub

Tom’s Guide

When is 'Joker 2' coming to streaming?

Trying to find out whether 'Joker 2' has a streaming date yet? Here's what we know about the DC sequel right now.

The Guardian - UK

Terrifier 3 review – killer clown is tooled up for third helping of gleeful gorefest

Not everyone will have the stomach for this much gore, but for genre aficionados this Christmas killing spree is a cut above

Total Film

Terrifier 3 director Damien Leone and cast say the franchise wouldn't exist without the fans: "They're the biggest part of this"

Exclusive: The cast of Terrifier 3 didn't think the franchise would grow this far, but say the fans are the most important part

Inverse

25 Years Later, a Forgotten Cult Classic Apocalypse Movie Is About to Get a Huge Upgrade

Kevin Smith's religious satire has been almost impossible to find, but that could all change soon.

The Independent UK

Jason Bourne director says no to new film despite personal Prince William’s request

‘Another Bourne, another Bourne’ pleaded the Prince of Wales when meeting director Paul Greengrass

The Conversation

Peter Weir’s The Cars That Ate Paris – a driving force in Ozploitation filmmaking

It has been 50 years since the cinema release of Peter Weir’s iconic, offbeat, cult classic The Cars That Ate Paris. The film seared the image of a silver Volkswagen Beetle weaponised with deadly spikes into the national imagination. It also helped shape the tropes of Ozploitation filmmaking within the…

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