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Invented by men as pure escapism, the original ‘Charlie’s Angels’ TV show had sexism baked into its concept: three gorgeous female private investigators, each with her own hair color. That’s it. Correcting this pitch – whatever that might entail –...

You don’t go to Roland Emmerich for subtlety. The director behind such shuddering behemoths as ‘Independence Day’, ‘2012’ and ‘The Day After Tomorrow’ is most comfortable with explosions – he mainly exists to make Michael Bay seem slightly more in...

If Helen Fielding reworked ‘A Christmas Carol’ subbing in Bridget Jones for Ebenezer Scrooge, it might look a little like this good-natured but lightweight romcom about a struggling twentysomething finding salvation in a handsome stranger. If you ...

‘He is an avenger,’ intones a priest at the beginning of ‘Game of Thrones’ director Brian Kirk’s debut feature, ‘21 Bridges’. It’s hard not to crack a smile at the in-joke. The film’s lead is Chadwick Boseman – aka Black Panther – and it’s the fir...

Director Rian Johnson has an oxygen problem. He sometimes leaves too little air in his highly lacquered, dialogue-heavy film contraptions for his characters to breathe. (This puts him in excellent company with the Coen brothers and Quentin Taranti...

Maybe one day Shaun the Sheep will open his mouth and, like a fluffy West County Garbo, words will pour forth. But you’d hope not. In this cheerful big-screen sequel, Aardman’s charming and stupendously popular ruminant again gets by on a steady s...

In a cinema landscape crowded with superhero smack-downs and CG apocalypses, it’s sometimes nice just to watch a film that wants you to worry about the whereabouts of some vegetables. That film is ‘Downton Abbey’, a big old comfort blanket of a mo...