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Review: Les Miserables, Episode Two

Welcome back! After last week’s pilot, I’m really glad to say that the BBC adaptation of Les Misérables is soaring. Thanks to the ...

By Sian Francis CoxJanuary 7, 20190

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The one with Sian’s best films of 2018

Undoubtedly there have been a whole host of brilliant films in 2018 – and several completely terrible ones which I wish I could ...

By Sian Francis CoxJanuary 4, 20190

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Review: Les Miserables, Episode One

While I don’t often review individual shows, this is a unique and rare instance where the worlds of film, musical theatre, literature and ...

By Sian Francis CoxJanuary 2, 20190

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The 300 Coda: My Top 50 Movies of 2018 and My Top 40 First-Time Watches of Older Films

As a capstone to The 300, I’ve decided to look at the 317 movies I saw in theaters during 2018 and pick my ...

By Hubert VigillaJanuary 2, 20190

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Johnny Depp 100% confirmed not to return in Pirates of the Caribbean reboot

It’s been something of a song and dance to get the sixth installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise going, largely because ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 26, 20180

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Review: South Park – Season 22

I can’t think of many other shows on television that have remained relevant after 10 seasons. There is almost always a dip in ...

By Peter GlagowskiDecember 19, 20180

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Review: Widows

A fusion of stark brutality, underhand crimes and complex systems of political and personal power, Widows is far more just than an awards-season thriller, ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 15, 20180

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Why female-led movies outperform their male counterparts at the box office

Championed by a number of influential women working in Hollywood, including producers and agents, a newly-published study has revealed that the female-led movies ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 14, 20180

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Roma leads LA Film Critics Association awards with Best Film

While Roma was irreverently snubbed at the Golden Globes last week, it’s back in its rightful place thanks to the board over in ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 10, 20180

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Review: They Shall Not Grow Old

Coinciding with the centenary of the Great War, I think it’s safe to say They Shall Not Grow Old is a once in ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 10, 20180

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The Birds is the dumbest horror movie concept ever

Picture this: [INT. 1962, Universal lot, Burbank, CA. Board meeting. Overworked studio execs fumbling paper, looking nervous.] EXEC 1: We’re all dry. We’ve ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 4, 20180

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Wes Anderson’s ‘The French Dispatch’ to star Timothee Chalamet, Benicio del Toro and more

After I (perhaps overzealously) reported in the summer that Wes Anderson’s latest film would turn out to be a musical set in 1950s ...

By Sian Francis CoxDecember 2, 20180

Review: Les Miserables, Episode Two

The one with Sian’s best films of 2018

Review: Les Miserables, Episode One

The 300 Coda: My Top 50 Movies of 2018 and My Top 40 First-Time Watches of Older Films

Johnny Depp 100% confirmed not to return in Pirates of the Caribbean reboot

Review: South Park – Season 22

Review: Widows

Why female-led movies outperform their male counterparts at the box office

Roma leads LA Film Critics Association awards with Best Film

Review: They Shall Not Grow Old

The Birds is the dumbest horror movie concept ever

Wes Anderson’s ‘The French Dispatch’ to star Timothee Chalamet, Benicio del Toro and more

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