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Bafta nomination system has rendered connections between the US and British academies less robust than was the case
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Cillian Murphy triumphed over Barry Keoghan, nominated for Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn
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Greta Gerwig’s smash hit has amassed €8.85m, making it Ireland’s highest-grossing movie, as it continues to break records worldwide
Greta Gerwig becomes first woman to direct a billion-dollar blockbuster solo as Barbie hits landmark
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It has no point of view, no message and no understanding of who its audience is. If this is Hollywood’s best shot, the big screen is in trouble
There are spoilers for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie here, so don't read until you've dressed in pink and gone to see it
The Light House cinema in Dublin and Pálás in Galway annihilate records with busiest weekends ever
Barbie’s would-be boyfriend has a less fragile ego than the owner of the newly rebranded social media app
Does the Mattel-backed film succeed in its attempt to be meta and funny while still being politically astute?
The screenplay is positively philosophical at times, as a self-conscious plot spins ever deeper into creative absurdity
Stars of Greta Gerwig’s new film talk ‘Kenergy’, tackling the complexity of Barbie and Gosling’s disappointing rollerblading skills
The actor, who stars in Greta Gerwig’s new Barbie film, talks loneliness, life without a mobile phone and the difficulties of fame
If the box-office projections are right, the battle between Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and Greta Gerwig’s Barbie won’t even be close
Inspired by a German ‘exhibitionist and floozy’ and reviled by generations of feminists, Barbie now synonymises more than a child’s doll
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