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There’ll never be another actor like the late and great Gene Hackman. We revisit a handful of his best roles.

On paper, this seems like the perfect role for Pamela Anderson – but the film isn’t what it’s cracked up to be.

The animation is nothing to write home about, but Pixar’s new TV show builds an interesting psychological space.

The more this show insists on its protagonist’s awesomeness, the less appealing she becomes.

If POV movies ever become a thing, Presence will likely be remembered as an intriguingly imperfect curio.

Does Quentin Tarantino have a point about the state of movies today? Yes and no. Mostly no.

This hugely acclaimed, Oscar-nominated film lives up to the hype.

Could this boring and preposterous action flick be the worst film ever directed by Mel Gibson?

The cinema of Bob Dylan is very strange – and this star-studded dystopian movie is one of the strangest.

What do Bob Dylan megafans think of his new biopic? We roll out our resident Dylanophile.

This is a werewolf movie that thinks, feels, and hurts like hell.

What a ride! The crazy-good classic Wild at Heart is vintage Lynch and vintage Cage.

Expect to hear people greet each other with lines like “you ain’t got no business being here.”

Quoth the macaw, nevermore.

A movie based in the Vatican might not *sound* entertaining – but hot damn, this is a wild ride.

It’s time to relive the carnage of The Jerry Springer Show!

“Are you not entertained?” he asked. Not really, mate.

The musician biopic has felt crusty for a while; these two films have zhushed up the format.

You’ve never seen a film quite like this wonderfully bittersweet animation from Pablo Berger.

Netflix’s smash-hit action movie might be silly – but it makes a lot of smart decisions.

From space operas to mob dramas and superhero spectacle: here are Hollywood’s greatest 21st century blockbusters.