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CHRIS Pine has yellow paint flecked on the thigh of his white jeans.

Film review: The Grinch will jingle the bells of families in the run-up to Christmas

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A GOOD heart – even one that is two sizes too small – isn't hard to find in the charming computer-animated retelling of Dr Seuss's seasonal fable from the makers of Despicable Me and The Secret Life Of Pets.

Film review: Widows elevated from conventional heist status by Steve McQueen's brio

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DESPERATE times demand resourceful women in Widows, a glossy heist thriller based on the 1980s TV series created by Lynda LaPlante.

Cult Movie: John Carpenter's Halloween was at the cutting edge of 1970s horror

Ralph McLean 02 Nov, 2018

AS THE much-hyped remake slashes its way to the top of the box office charts and given the week it is, now might be a good time to remember the original Halloween as it hits its 40th anniversary.

I'm proud I flew the flag for cinema in Belfast says former QFT boss Mike Open

Noel McAdam 01 Nov, 2018

MIKE Open still holds the record for the longest consecutive run of full houses at a cinema in Belfast.

Film review: Music movie Juliet, Naked doesn't hit many bum notes

Damon Smith 31 Oct, 2018

BASED on a novel by Nick Hornby, Juliet, Naked is a sweet, reserved romantic comedy set in a sleepy English coastal town, which revels in the power of music to anchor our emotions to a specific person or time.

Film review: Mirai is an enchanting portrait of modern family life

Damon Smith 31 Oct, 2018

A FOUR-year-old boy learns touching lessons about sharing his parents' love with a newly arrived baby sister in Japanese writer-director Mamoru Hosoda's poignant animated drama.

Film review: Peterloo full of sound and fury

Damon Smith 31 Oct, 2018

IN AN early scene of Mike Leigh's historical drama, an exhausted mother presides over her brood in Manchester with stoic resolve as the bitter cup of oppression overflows in the corridors of Westminster.

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