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Cary Grant biopic boosts interest in star’s harsh early life in Bristol

New series, Archie, screened in English hometown of Hollywood legend many think of as being wholly American

The Guardian - UK

My month with Marty: what I learned watching all 26 of Scorsese’s movies

What is the thread that runs through the revered director’s films? Ahead of his latest, Killers of the Flower Moon, a critic watches all of them to find out

The Guardian - UK

Property woes and punk sensibilities define Paradise Estate, Max Easton's witty new novel

Max Easton’s novel Paradise Estate offers a variation on the share-house drama epitomised by Monkey Grip (1977), Helen Garner’s chronicle of communal living in Melbourne.

The Conversation

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Book Review: 'Hitchcock’s Blondes' wants to see old Hollywood stars not through the director's gaze

Though often lauded as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, Alfred Hitchcock was also known for having a dark side, including his authoritarian tendencies and sexually inappropriate behavior toward women

The Independent UK

The 35 best movies to see before you die – from Raiders of the Lost Ark to Spirited Away

THE LIST: Films can still offer an emotional hit like nothing else. Helen O’Hara and Patrick Smith pick their favourites

The Independent UK

Olivia Rodrigo is scared of birds – and she’s not alone. What’s behind this fear?

Scarlett Johansson is also among the famous names who have what’s known as ornithophobia. But where did it begin?

The Guardian - US

Marcel the Shell With Shoes On to Evil Dead Rise: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

The Oscar-nominated animation is a delightful tale of a tiny talking shell, and there’s an inventive addition to the saga about demonic forces

The Guardian - UK

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9 best movies with a twist to watch on Netflix, Amazon and more

If you want to stream movies with a twist, check out The Sixth Sense, Memento and Arrival

Tom’s Guide

The 35 best movies to see before you die – from Spirited Away to Raiders of the Lost Ark

Films can still offer an emotional hit like nothing else – and with coronavirus forcing swathes of us to hole up at home, they’re needed now more than ever. Helen O’Hara and Patrick Smith pick their favourites

The Independent UK

The 35 best movies to see before you die, from Spirited Away to Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Independent UK

The philosopher Marc Augé defined our cities. Now it’s in our hands to make them homey

“[The] city is a spatial figure of time in which present, past and future come together. It is, at times, a cause for astonishment and, at others, for remembrance or expectation […]. In this sense, the city is both an illusion and an allusion.” (Marc Augé, “Pour une anthropologie de…

The Conversation

I'm A Netflix DVD Subscription Superfan; These Are The Last 10 Movies I Requested Before The Service Ends

I can't chill when Netflix's DVD plan is going away. But, here are 10 movies that I still hope I get to see before the service ends in September.

Cinemablend

Red, White & Royal Blue director Matthew Lopez, ‘It’s possible to ask, how far from reality actually is this?’

The Inheritance playwright’s new, lighthearted LGBTQ+ rom-com has become an immediate hit

Evening Standard

My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock review – Mark Cousins puts words in Hitch’s mouth

On one level a revealing study of Hitchcock’s work, this documentary goes a step too far by imagining the director’s inner thoughts, as voiced by impressionist Alistair McGowan

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13 awful movies by great filmmakers, from Christopher Nolan to Steven Spielberg

Even Hollywood’s finest sometimes make something they regret – Louis Chilton picks out 13 of the biggest duds

The Guardian - UK

My Name Is Alfred Hitchcock review – Mark Cousins’ cheeky and insightful study

In this critically agile film, Hitchcock supposedly narrates from beyond the grave, using movie clips to reveal techniques and meanings in his work

The Independent UK

13 awful movies by great filmmakers, from Christopher Nolan to Steven Spielberg

Even Hollywood’s finest sometimes make something they regret – Louis Chilton picks out 13 of the biggest duds

The Independent UK

Frank Alfred Odysseus: The meaning behind the name of Carrie and Boris Johnson’s third child

‘Can you guess which name my husband chose?’ Carrie teased in birth announcement post

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WhatToWatch

Best movies on Turner Classic Movies this week: 9 classic movies not to miss

WTW's classic movie expert picks the movies you shouldn't miss on Turner Classic movies this week, August 21-27.

Chicago Sun-Times

Things to do in Chicago May 18-24 — The Mix

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Long Grove Chocolate Fest, and Hitch*Cocktails are among this week’s entertainment highlights.

Daily Mirror

'Our nightmare neighbour keeps feeding pigeons - it's so bad we can't leave our home'

Anna, who lives 12 miles north of Barcelona in Spain, described it as "distressing" as "hundreds of birds" flocked to a communal courtyard now full of feathers and pigeon droppings

WhatToWatch

Turner Classic Movies: 10 classic movies to watch May 8-14

Turner Classic Movies delivers some of the greatest movies ever on a nightly basis, but we’re picking the ones we’re most excited to watch this week.

Tom’s Guide

My 7 favorite new to Netflix movies that you should watch this month

Netflix's April brought rewatchable movies to the big red streaming machine. Here are my top 7 movies added earlier this month.

The Conversation

Daphne du Maurier’s The Birds predicted environmental crisis 70 years ago

In Daphne du Maurier’s short story, The Birds (1952), a change in bird behaviour is linked to the impact of technological developments after the second world war.

Inverse

You Need to Watch the Most Important Psychological Thriller Ever Made on Netflix ASAP

Some classics are overrated. This isn't one of them.

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