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Can You Ever Forgive Me? is a story about lonely people, masquerading as a low-key dramatisation of a quirky little historical event.

If it weren’t for the end credits, Brian Henson's disastrously unfunny new film The Happytime Murders would be a total loss.

Exspectral the exspectraled  Was the original Ghostbusters such a classic that it earned amnesty from Hollywood's

Gathers no Boss There's something superficially bothersome about Melissa McCarthy that belies the charm lurking

Busted Three white woman scientists and one woman of colour who 'knows the streets' Not lookin' good Ghostbusters

Bossanova Another year, another Melissa McCarthy film McCarthy's comedy might not be for everyone, but it certainly

McCarthy era espionage Melissa McCarthy has had an unbalanced career to this point She tends toward one extreme or

Daffy eccentricity Diehard Bill Murray fans have long been hoping their idol would find the elusive role that would

Grumpy old men Until now, St Vincent flew under our radar in the sneakiest way possible But ReelGood loves nothing