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An near-perfect psychological horror with gripping atmosphere and an intense performance from Rebecca Hall.

Cage is wonderfully contained and Sardoski hits his directorial debut out of the park in this love letter to life’s passions.

A tense, superior sequel that ups the ante from the original and reminds us cinema is not dead.

Stone gives a career-best performance in a prequel that shines amongst its live-action contemporaries as a great movie first.

Fans will want to come aboard this big screen continuation train of the hit anime.

Zhao’s picture helps us see a different lifestyle in our society and the people living it.

Skillfully blends fantasy with family adventure in a funny, heartwarming adventure fans of all ages will enjoy.

A masterful work of direction, cinematography and editing that’s unlike any war film you’ve seen before.

Takes the franchise, literally, to the next level with bigger body-swapping laughs and genuine character development.

LaBeouf’s unique autobiographical project depicts his life in an honest and poetic style unattainable by a normal biopic.