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A Legacy of Spies: John le Carré‘s Smiley still has much to teach us
‘Dunkirk’: Christopher Nolan’s tribute to the legend
How George A. Romero made humans of violent brain-devouring zombies
Churchill: Downton does D-Day
The great movie scenes: Steven Spielberg’s Jaws
Wonder Woman
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Wonder Woman changes the face of feminism
The Lego Batman Movie
King Arthur returns—but without the magic
Saving the galaxy again
Guardians of the Galaxy, Volume 2: a scientist’s review
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The Case for Christ
Anne of Green Gables gets a reboot
‘Logan’, a superhero film about family, fatherhood, and redemption
My Feral Heart: finally, a positive portrayal of Down syndrome
The Founder
Alone in Berlin: the heroism of quiet resistance
‘Jackie’ treads the thin line between fact and memory
Patriot’s Day: a bizarre and suspect portrayal of the Boston bombings
Hidden Figures takes us back to when computers were people, women, and black
‘The Great Wall’ fails to bring down the barriers in lacklustre Chinese-US epic
Hacksaw Ridge
A challenge for movie makers: the thrill of the chaste
Mediocre La La Land deserves to win at the Oscars
From House of Cards to Gomorra, evil always conquers
Love and Friendship
Our pick of the films of 2016
Manchester by the Sea
Doctor Strange
Star Wars goes Rogue – but will this risky move backfire?
The Accountant
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
Hacksaw Ridge: a lesson in courage, a master class in conscience
Arrival
Weird but entertaining: Elvis and Nixon
Can Hollywood improve on the 1959 version of Ben-Hur?
Woody Allen, frothy as always in Cafe Society
The Magnificent Seven revives the classic Western
‘Deepwater Horizon’ honors oil rig workers but oversimplifies the blowout
Free State of Jones: Matthew McConaughey’s castaway army in the US civil war
The Light Between the Oceans
Ben-Hur: why classical movies are no longer truly epic
Star Trek’s version of time travel is more realistic than most sci fi
Independence Day: what alien invasions tell us about global politics
A fanfare of failures
The Jungle Book
Captain Counterfeit: Marvel’s riskiest retcon ever
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