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The behavioural-analysis unit all feel like the sort of people who can do accounts. That might be why I default to the A-Team when I try to think about them
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Television: Original Presumed Innocent with Harrison Ford was guilty pleasure but this version is just boring
Ambulance: Faint praise, but this is easily Michael Bay’s best film in 25 years
Film review: The director delivers a slightly more sophisticated take on his usual mayhem
Donald Clarke: Video games spawned two film genres. Only one of them is awful
The other, which includes new release Free Guy, helps explain how we became what we are
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There’s been another major turnover but catch the classics while you can
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Spidey orders you not to watch unless you’ve seen Endgame. Don’t tell us what to do, Parker
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Spider-Man: Far From Home first trailer revealed
Teaser gives the first look at Jake Gyllenhaal as the villain Mysterio
Six of the best films to see at the cinema this weekend
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High-flying Antoine Fuqua at home making films that are grounded
US director says his heart lies with action movies like The Equalizer 2
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Jake Gyllenhaal never better in moving Boston marathon drama
Stronger review: The true story of a victim of the Boston Marathon bombing avoids the clichés of the genre
The best eight shows on Netflix and Amazon Prime this month
Voyeur, Dark, and Easy all start on Netflix on Friday - perfect for a weekend of binge watchiing
Awkward, odd and disturbing sex remains a distraction at Cannes
Thank heavens for ‘120 Beats per Minute’ which communicates affection through sex
Okja review: a mad tale of giant pigs and evil corporations told with vigour
Cannes 2017: Snowpiercer director Bong Joon Ho’s latest is brasher, madder and more fun than anything he’s done before
Paula Cocozza’s urban feeling for nature
Cocozza’s debut novel ‘How to be Human’ explores wilderness and isolation in the city
Life review: There’s a very familiar alien monster in those space-station vents
Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds are stuck between an extra-terrestrial and a hard place in this Alien knock-off
Peter Crawley on . . . indifference to facts
How information cascades from memes into memories, crushing fact checkers
Eddie Redmayne’s theory of acting Stephen Hawking
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Golden Globe nominations: Birdman leads with seven nods
Boyhood and Imitation Game come second while Brendan Gleeson ’s Calvary loses out
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Irish romantic comedy ‘Standby’ also to feature in extensive festival programme
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