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Murder most meta: how the whodunnit became unpredictable

From See How They Run to Only Murders in the Building, the blueprint for murder mysteries has become anything but formulaic

Evening Standard

Playtime review – quirky gags and mimed mayhem as Tati comedy takes the stage

This adaptation of the classic 1967 film is packed with fun despite losing its way in the second half

The Guardian - UK

Marilyn Monroe film ‘Blonde’ arrives in Venice

The 79th edition of the Venice International Film Festival is starting to wind down, but they’ve saved one of the most anticipated films of the slate for last

The Independent UK

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Review: 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' meets Hitchcock in Hulu's enjoyable new comedy

An unlikely, likable mix of "Four Weddings and a Funeral" and "The 39 Steps," Hulu's "Wedding Season" is a millennial rom-com thriller, in which a lovelorn dreamer falls for a woman who's trouble. In the present timeline, the two are fleeing the authorities and mysterious deadly forces. In the recent…

Los Angeles Times

Pinocchio review – Zemeckis and Hanks reunite for well-made yet cold remake

A live-action take on the classic animation has effective visual moments and an impactful turn from Tom Hanks but never quite justifies its existence

The Guardian - US

‘Pinocchio’: Visuals, performances make live-action film a worthy Disney creation

Robert Zemeckis’ remake carves out its own identity with screen-popping CGI and a strong cast headed by Tom Hanks as Geppetto.

Chicago Sun-Times

Steven Spielberg, Viola Davis and Daniel Craig head to Toronto film festival

Star-packed lineup, including Jennifer Lawrence, Jessica Chastain and Harry Styles, greets full return of event after Covid disruption

The Guardian - US

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Identification of a Woman review – Michelangelo Antonioni’s midlife crisis of a movie

Antonioni’s 1982 film, in which a sexually restless middle-aged film-maker auditions young women, feels dated but has pleasing flourishes

The Guardian - UK

All our worries for Don't Worry Darling

Will the film, plagued with scandals, finally answer the question: Is all publicity good publicity?

Salon

Rust Movie Productions denies allegations of wrongdoing by New Mexico safety agency

Rust Movie Productions LLC, the company behind the low-budget western Halyna Hutchins was working on when she was killed, has denied allegations by New Mexico's workplace health and safety bureau that led to a $136,793 fine.

Los Angeles Times

Key and Peele are reuniting for a delightfully dark new Halloween movie

The trailer for 'Wendell & Wild' has stop motion animation similar to director Henry Selick’s previous masterpieces, ‘The Nightmare Before Christmas’ and ‘Coraline.’

Mic

Indian action hit 'RRR' eyes Oscars, sets Beyond Fest S.S. Rajamouli retrospective

LOS ANGELES — Following the global success of India's hit action blockbuster "RRR," celebrated filmmaker S.S. Rajamouli is heading to Los Angeles this month for a major in-person career retrospective that could also kick-start the film's Oscar hopes.

Los Angeles Times

Hugh Jackman Reveals Winning Pitch to Be Dad in ‘The Son’

Australian actor Hugh Jackman revealed on Thursday that he was so anxious to play the father in a film called "The Son" that he sent an email to the director-writer Florian Zeller asking for the part. Stars like Jackman, who featured in the "X-Men" series, normally get bombarded with requests…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Florence Pugh to skip Don’t Worry Darling’s New York premiere amid cast drama

Actor also skipped the press conference at the world premiere in Venice earlier this week

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Toronto fest roars back to life with Spielberg, 'Knives Out'

When the 47th Toronto International Film Festival unfolds beginning Thursday, it will follow two editions that were much diminished by the pandemic

Evening Standard

Venice Film Festival: The Son movie review - Florian Zeller’s feature sits in the shadow of The Father

The French dramatist and filmmaker turns his attention to the damaged offspring of a broken marriage with mixed results

The Guardian - UK

The Son review – laceratingly painful drama of familial fear and loathing

Venice film festival: Florian Zeller’s follow-up to The Father features a tremendous performance from Hugh Jackman, as a divorced lawyer who agrees to look after his troubled offspring

Tribune News Service

5 things to watch: This is the truth: 'Pinocchio' is good old-fashioned fun

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Tom Hanks gives update on Forrest Gump 2 saying sequel talks ‘lasted all of 40 minutes’

The actor starred in the Oscar-winning original 1994 film as the titular character

The Independent UK

Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg break extremely unwanted Rotten Tomatoes record with new Netflix movie

It’s certainly making an impression – just not the one they were hoping for

The Guardian - US

Barbarian review – gory, secretive horror is all bark, no bite

A committed performance from Georgina Campbell is a rare highpoint in a competently made yet increasingly frustrating shocker about a sinister basement

The Independent UK

See How They Run review: Playful Agatha Christie romp is as sweet and light as a fondant fancy

Saoirse Ronan comes out on top in an ensemble comedy awash in giddy, well-intentioned fun

The Guardian - UK

Hugh Jackman says starring in The Son changed his approach to parenting

Actor says Florian Zeller’s film made him aware of how important it is to share vulnerabilities as a father – not just be strong and dependable

Inverse

'Barbarian' review: A terrifying Airbnb thriller that refuses to play by genre rules

At 476 Barbary, the villain may not be who you expect. Read our review of Zach Cregger's 'Barbarian.'

Tribune News Service

Movie review: 'Barbarian' a horror triumph replete with satisfying twists and turns

Back in 2007, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez tapped an up-and-coming genre filmmaker, Edgar Wright, to make a parody trailer for a fake movie to play between their “Grindhouse” double feature. Wright came up with “Don’t,” in which a gravelly voice intones, “If you are thinking of going into this…

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