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Princess Royal’s investment summit visit hailed an ‘unexpected pleasure’

Princess Anne was attending the event in Belfast, which was hosting more than 200 investors and businesses from around the world.

The Independent UK

‘World’s largest movie screen’ revealed by filmmaker Darren Aronofsky

The enormous, wraparound display inside The Sphere in Las Vegas is the size of four football fields

Evening Standard

5 Years Ago, Nicolas Cage Made a Wild Action Thriller — And Saved His Own Career

One of the few films to use Cage's manic energy with sincerity rather than irony, this critical darling has given the actor a late-stage renaissance.

Inverse

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14 Years Later, a Modern Blaxploitation Classic is Launching a Cinematic Universe

While Michael Jai White isn't planning a 'Black Dynamite 2,' the 2009 satire and his latest western follow-up could pave the way for a new era of Black-led comedies.

Inverse

11 terrible scenes that almost ruined great movies

THE COUNTDOWN: Even the best films sometimes hit a bum note, writes Louis Chilton

The Independent UK

'Rustin' puts a spotlight on a undersung civil rights hero

Bayard Rustin, the civil rights activist and primary architect of the 1963 March on Washington, who often worked tirelessly out of the limelight, takes center stage in the new Netflix drama “Rustin.”

The Independent UK

Movie Review: Kenneth Branagh crafts a sumptuously spooky ‘A Haunting in Venice’

Kenneth Branagh indulges in the kind of macabre theatricality that only a crumbling Venetian palazzo on a stormy Halloween night can provide in “A Haunting in Venice," which co-stars Tina Fey, Kelly Reilly, Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Dornan, Jude Hill and Camille Cottin

The Independent UK

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Ordinary Angels: how to watch, reviews and everything we know about the movie

Based on a true story, Ordinary Angels stars Hilary Swank and Alan Ritchson in a movie about determination and helping others. Here’s what you need to know.

WhatToWatch

'Ahsoka' Director Debunks the Most Unsettling Anakin Theory

Peter Ramsey breaks down that huge Episode 4 reveal, and helps define Anakin and Ahsoka's current relationship.

Inverse

Martin Scorsese rewrote Flower Moon after realising he was ‘making a movie about all the white guys’

Film tells the story of the Osage Indian murders in the 1920s

The Independent UK

Is Amber Heard in Aquaman 2, and when is it released?

With the first trailer now out and a release date confirmed, details are emerging about Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom’s cast and storyline

Evening Standard

Venice Film Festival’s big winners: from Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Things to Agnieszka Holland’s Green Border

We look at the hits and misses of La Serenissima’s film festival this year

Evening Standard

1973: a golden year for film that rewrote the rules of cinema

Martin Scorsese’s Mean Streets burst on to cinema screens 50 years ago, a cacophony of soundtrack, film styles, religion and violence which firmly established the young filmmaker as cut from a different kind of cloth.

The Conversation

High-octane, sexy, glamorous? Sorry, in this Sunak era even the ‘spy’ scandals are dull

MPs have the vapours over an alleged Chinese agent in Westminster. But it all seems more Johnny English than James Bond, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

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Evening Standard

The 12 best films to see at the London Film Festival from Poor Things to The Kitchen

The LFF is the place to catch new films with stars including Emma Stone, Jodie Comer, Riz Ahmed, Jeremy Allen White

Inverse

65 Years Ago, a Quirky Sci-Fi Classic Created The Perfect Movie Monster

'The Blob' was ahead of its time, and behind. Here's the good, the bad, and the blobby about the 1958 classic.

The Guardian - UK

‘We messed with some heads’: Roy Williams on tackling a torn nation in Death of England

As his series co-created with Clint Dyer continues at the National Theatre, the playwright revisits how a Guardian microplay about sport led to a panorama of Britain in tumult

The Guardian - US

Pain Hustlers review – Emily Blunt rises above clunky pharma drama

A knockout central performance isn’t enough to save Netflix’s misfiring tale of seedy sales reps kicking off the opioid epidemic

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The Critic review – a devious Ian McKellen anchors uneven thriller

A delicious performance as a catty gay theatre critic in 1930s London almost saves this Patrick Marber-scripted drama

Inverse

'Deadpool 3' Will Rein in the MCU's Worst Habit With a Classic Movie Method

Director Shawn Levy is aware of Marvel fatigue, and believes 'Deadpool 3' can overcome it with a simpler approach to filming.

Inverse

'The Boy and The Heron' Review: Miyazaki’s Confounding, Cosmic Masterpiece

Hayao Miyazaki's latest, but perhaps not final, movie is the dazzling culmination of his career. Read our review of 'The Boy and the Heron.'

The Guardian - US

Next Goal Wins review – Taika Waititi’s football comedy is strikingly unfunny

A miscast Michael Fassbender plays a coach trying to save a team of underdogs in a lacklustre fact-based string-puller

The Guardian - UK

Spike Lee: critics said Do the Right Thing would ‘incite riots’

Speaking at the Toronto film festival, where he was accepting an award, the auteur recalled the press response to his 1989 film

Inverse

'Dune 2's Delay Isn't the Death Knell for Fall Sci-Fi Movies You Think It Is

From 'The Creator' and 'Poor Things' to Zack Snyder's 'Rebel Moon,' this year's fourth-quarter sci-fi lineup seems extremely promising — even without Denis Villeneuve's 'Dune: Part Two.'

The Guardian - UK

Brief Encounters/The Long Farewell review – complex, poetic digressions in the USSR

These two striking, improvisatory remasters by Kira Muratova resemble early Polanski, and establish the late director as a fiercely intelligent auteur

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