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TV analysis: Is Netflix dumbing down shows on purpose to accommodate scrolling?

How is your attention span? Do you give full attention to the shows you watch? Because Netflix doesn’t seem to think so. ...

A side-by-side image. On the left, a lone Matt Damon as Odysseus in a red-crested helmet faces an army of giant, heavily armoured metallic figures in a snowy forest. On the right, director Christopher Nolan stands behind a large, professional camera labelled "IMAX", adjusting equipment on a dimly lit film set.

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The real questions people are asking about Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’

Christopher Nolan, the director of Interstellar, Oppenheimer and The Dark Knight to name a few, has taken on Homer's The Odyssey as...

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‘The Invite’ review: A hilarious dramedy by Olivia Wilde

Olivia Wilde is back in the director's seat and stars in one of the lead roles in her new relationship drama, The...

Three-panel cinematic collage from the film The Odyssey. The left panel shows a soldier on a white horse on a beach, the large central panel features a close-up of Matt Damon as a bearded Odysseus in a plumed helmet looking sideways, and the right panel depicts figures pulling a large, dark, horse-shaped structure out of the shallow surf.

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‘The Odyssey’ review: Matt Damon and cast shine in Christopher Nolan epic

After years of anticipation, director Christopher Nolan has brought his epic adaptation of The Odyssey to cinemas. Armed with an all-star cast...

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James Bond casting: Where the search for the next 007 stands

It has been five years since Daniel Craig’s last hurrah as James Bond in No Time To Die (2021), writes Film News...

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Film news: ‘The Batman Part II’ delayed again – here’s what it means for DC

Warner Bros. has pushed The Batman Part II back four months from October 2027 to February 2028. This is the fourth delay...

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Film analysis: Are film trailers revealing too much? The great spoiler debate

Cinemagoers keep going to theatres already knowing the villain, the twist and sometimes the ending.

Two side-by-side film stills featuring Tom Cruise as Digger Rockwell (title character in the film, Digger) in a cowboy hat and suit. The left panel shows a close-up of his stern, partially shadowed face with a wooden handle resting on his shoulder, while the right panel shows him from behind, walking down a narrow white corridor toward a large, glass-domed hall.

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Film trailers: Tom Cruise is transformed in Oscar-push ‘Digger’

Warner Bros. has dropped the first trailer for Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s new political satire Digger, which stars a remarkably transformed Tom Cruise...

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Film news: Christopher Nolan sees young filmmakers ‘utterly rejecting’ AI

The Odyssey director Christopher Nolan believes the works of Curry Barker and Kane Parsons show that young filmmakers are “utterly rejecting” AI. ...

A side-by-side comparison of two scenes from Toy Story; on the left, a close-up of a human hand holding the cowboy doll Woody against a blue, cloud-patterned wallpaper backdrop; on the right, Woody and Buzz Lightyear look ahead with wide-eyed, panicked expressions in a brightly lit room.

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Film nostalgia: The comfort of childhood films

Why do we never really grow out of our beloved childhood films? With the release of Toy Story 5, we find ourselves...

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TV analysis: Is Netflix dumbing down shows on purpose to accommodate scrolling?

The real questions people are asking about Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’

‘The Invite’ review: A hilarious dramedy by Olivia Wilde

‘The Odyssey’ review: Matt Damon and cast shine in Christopher Nolan epic

James Bond casting: Where the search for the next 007 stands

Film news: ‘The Batman Part II’ delayed again – here’s what it means for DC

Film analysis: Are film trailers revealing too much? The great spoiler debate

Film trailers: Tom Cruise is transformed in Oscar-push ‘Digger’

Film news: Christopher Nolan sees young filmmakers ‘utterly rejecting’ AI

Film nostalgia: The comfort of childhood films

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