Streaming round-up: Top new films available from July 22nd
There’s gross out cartoons and an unusal amount of dark Scandinavia in this fortnight’s streaming selection.
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News, reviews and features on the best film, TV and gaming from the West Midlands and across the globe
Feature: Avengers: Endgame and Disney’s extended pursuit of our pockets
Avengers: Endgame extended edition is another display of greed from Disney in their bid to kill off originality after decades of providing it.
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Film review: Midsommar is bold and bright, but wilts under the lights
Ari Aster is back with his second feature after the harrowing Hereditary. Visually bold and staunchly human, does it pack the same punch?
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Streaming round-up: Top new films available from July 8th
There’s pleasure and horror in equal measure this fortnight, a chance for you get whatever it is you desire on the streaming services.
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Film review: Apollo 11 frames the American ego against an infinite expanse
Director Todd Douglas Miller paints a vivid picture of the moon landings using a unique palette of unseen archival footage straight from NASA.
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Film review: Toy Story 4 has fragile toys in a fragile state of mind
Toy Story 4 brings laughs, excitement, new friends and a curiosity of existence to the table, but does it justify its place in the franchise?
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Streaming round-up: Top new films available from June 24th
There are some dark and challenging films this fortnight across the streaming services, but they’re not without moments of humour and calm.
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BE festival brings classic films Hair and Amadeus to The Electric Cinema
This year sees in the tenth edition of the culturally adventurous BE festival, which kicks off with screenings of two Miloš Forman films.
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Wear your stupid human suit to The Mockingbird’s Donnie Darko showings
Donnie Darko, the defining cult classic of the early ‘00s, returns to the big screen courtesy of The Mockingbird for three screenings.
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Feature: Bruce Springsteen’s America casts a shadow over Thunder Road
In Jim Cummings’ directorial debut, the words of Bruce Springsteen echo loud as the frustrations of the past loom large for a new generation.
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