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Anon: while the concept of this Andrew Niccol’s science fiction is very intriguing, and some of

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Red Sparrow: there are film plots which are hard to follow because of how

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The 15:17 to Paris: if the valour of the deeds portrayed is undeniable, Clint Eastwood’s

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Collateral: if one is able to overlook that the large web of connections in this mini-series (directed by S.J. Clarkson) is too

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Mute: quite a few of the choices made by Duncan Jones are gratuitous, adding

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All the Money in the World: Ridley Scott’s film is divided in two halves that

Get Out: Jordan Peele starts with an old concept (one that is still relevant today,

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Suburbicon: George Clooney’s film tells two barely connected stories and, with barely

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Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House: starting with its on-the-nose

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