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17 Jun 2021
The Italian Riviera makes a glorious backdrop to Pixar's lovely, if not exactly ground-breaking latest
Pixar's reliably lovely computer-animated latest might be lacking in the magic of their finest hours but, admittedly, they've set the bar incredibly high for themselves. Unfolding on a stunningly rendered Italian Riviera in the mid-20th century, it pays…
Fatherhood
16 Jun 2021
Kevin Hart is terrific in this touching dramedy from About a Boy's Paul Weitz
The challenges of parenting have been better and more frankly addressed in recent years and this comedy-drama from writer-director Paul Weitz (American Pie, About a Boy, the excellent Grandma) gets many things right. Focusing on a single dad whose wife…
Best films to stream this week: 16 Jun
16 Jun 2021
Our weekly guide to the best films available on home entertainment platforms
The future finally seems to be looking brighter but, with plans still feeling precarious and our viewing habits perhaps permanently changed, we'll keep casting our expert eye over the newly arrived films on TV and streaming services each week, bringing…
The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard
14 Jun 2021
Ryan Reynolds, Samuel L Jackson and Salma Hayek reunite for a sweary and chaotic sequel
'The fate of Europe is in the hands of a hitman and a bodyguard,' grumbles Frank Grillo in an apparently slung together sequel from returning director Patrick Hughes and original screenwriter Tom O'Connor, this time writing alongside Brandon Murphy and…
The Reason I Jump
14 Jun 2021
Extremely insightful documentary exploring the experiences of non-speaking autistic people
Great documentaries really open your eyes and, for those who know little of autism and even some who think they know a lot, The Reason I Jump may prove something of a revelation. This unusual and immersive film from director Jerry Rothwell hopes to…