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REVIEW | I Want Your Sex (2026)

Derek Armstrong / 11:00 / 31.08.26
Olivia Wilde plays a domineering boss and Cooper Hoffman her underling, both at work and in the bedroom, in Gregg Araki's new satire.
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REVIEW | The Invite (2026)

Derek Armstrong / 11:20 / 13.07.26
Olivia Wilde, Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton star in a comedy of manners founded on an indecent proposal.
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REVIEW | Don’t Worry Darling (2022)

Derek Armstrong / 10:25 / 07.10.22
The most talked about movie of the year should start being talked about for good reasons, if this critic has anything to say about it.
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REVIEW | Booksmart (2019)

Derek Armstrong / 12:20 / 22.07.19
It’s ultimately in a bunch of small details in the second half of Olivia Wilde's new teen comedy Booksmart that the film distinguishes itself.
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Trailers: Vinyl

John Roebuck / 11:28 / 11.08.15
Spin me right round When I was 12 years old, my parents dragged me to their friends house, where they were having
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Trailers: The Lazarus Effect

John Roebuck / 17:09 / 08.01.15
Back from the dead From the producers of The Purge, Paranormal Activity and Insidious comes The Lazarus Effect
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Trailers: Third Person

John Roebuck / 13:44 / 03.06.14
"Let's do some improvisational comedy Now" Liam Neeson has ‘taken’ to writing it seems Neeson plays Michael, a
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Woman Crush Wednesday #2

John Roebuck / 12:53 / 22.01.14
#WOMANCRUSHWEDNESDAY is back, and this week some real gems have made it to the list So who are my lady-crushes this
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Review: Her (2013)

John Roebuck / 7:21 / 16.01.14
There's a significant moment in the otherwise unremarkable film The Matrix Revolutions in which a computer program

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