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Should critics see films more than once?

Slippery plots become clearer after a second viewing, but some movies – such as Inherent Vice – are meant to be confusing. And if critics go back for more, are they being fair to readers, who only get...

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The Guardian Film Show: Kingsman: The Secret Service, Inherent Vice, Trash...

Helmed this week by Rebecca Nicholson, the Guardian Film Show looks at the week's big releases and hears cheers or boos from critics Peter Bradshaw and Catherine Shoard. They assess Colin Firth spy...

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Inherent Vice – video review

In this extract from the Guardian Film Show, the critics rave about the latest from Paul Thomas Anderson – a screwball pot-fuelled trip adapted from a Thomas Pynchon novel Continue reading...

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Paul Thomas Anderson, everything you need to know in one handy infographic

The Inherent Vice director made his first feature film when he was just 23 and has already had six Oscar nominations Continue reading...

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Mutton chops or sideburns? Ask Joaquin Phoenix – stylewatch

Joaquin Phoenix’s facial hair in Inherent Vice is causing quite a stir, not least because it mimics an increased popularity in mutton chops’ little brother: sideburnsWhat’s the difference between...

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Inherent Vice review – Thomas Pynchon’s stoner mystery runs out of puff

Despite a star-spangled cast, a great soundtrack and impressive costumes, Paul Thomas Anderson’s adaptation fails to maintain the highStumbling out of Paul Thomas Anderson’s deliriously woozy...

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Inherent Vice walkouts: how to make a film your audience will be dying to leave

Paul Thomas Anderson’s adaptation of Thomas Pynchon’s novel is this season’s most baffling experience. What does it take to get people to leave before the credits roll?It’s not as easy as it looks to...

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Big Hero 6 proves a Marvel as Kingsman spies the runner-up spot at UK box office

It’s a close-run thing as Disney’s lovable, family-friendly robot pips dapper Colin Firth in the retro spy spoofThe winner (1)Whether or not previews are included, Disney animation Big Hero 6 was the...

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Dig that polo neck out of your wardrobe

Jackie O loved them. Now Kim Kardashian wears one as a body-con dress, Alexa Chung teams her sweater with a leather mini, and Joaquin Phoenix’s statement layering is the only watchable thing about...

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Big Hero 6 blocks Kingsman's path to the top at the UK box office

Disney’s bulky inflatable robot tussles with spoof spies again, as half-term promises more of the spoils for the family-friendly animationNo change at the top of the UK chart, as Big Hero 6 and...

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You don't know Oscar: can you beat the ultimate 2015 nominee quiz?

Nine exclusive games. Sixty movies. One mega-quiz. How well do you know this year’s films? Test your eyes, ears and cinematic knowledge – before it’s too lateContinue reading...

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One in 10 didn't see Selma – and more we've learned about Academy members

The Hollywood Reporter’s Scott Feinberg has been speaking to Academy members about the way they vote for the Oscars – and their revelations show how cautious and easily offended they can beProps to...

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Oscars 2015: Birdman and Boyhood set for a sumo contest

I’ll be on tenterhooks on Sunday night, hoping Richard Linklater’s coming-of-age classic gets the attention it deserves – though will Birdman’s Iñárritu take off with the best director gong? It’s all...

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We have ways of making you talk: how films survive the dubbing process

Watching German versions of Inherent Vice, Chappie, Selma and A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence reveals how much of the language of cinema is universalRecently I moved from London to...

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The best films of 2015 so far – Australia

Gathering the best movies released in Australia this year, updated weeklyThe Imitation GameDirector: Morten TyldumRunning time: 114 minutesCertificate: MOscar-winning drama that tells the true story of...

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The best films of 2015 so far – UK

From Birdman to Mistress America, we gather together the best movies released in the UK this year, updated weeklyBirdmanDirector: Alejandro González IñárrituRunning time: 119 minutesCertificate:...

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The 50 best films of 2015 in the UK – No 8: Inherent Vice

Continuing our countdown of the best movies released in the UK this year: Joaquin Phoenix’s pothead private eye lurches between a wild bunch of star cameos in Paul Thomas Anderson’s hugely enjoyable...

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The 50 best films of 2015 in Australia – No 5: Inherent Vice

Continuing our countdown of the best movies released in Australia this year: Joaquin Phoenix’s pothead private eye lurches between a wild bunch of star cameos in Paul Thomas Anderson’s hugely enjoyable...

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And the Braddie goes to … Peter Bradshaw's favourite films of the year

Awards season has awoken again, and it’s time for my personal award category list of the best films this year. Here, in no particular order, are this year’s “Braddies”…45 Years (Dir. Andrew...

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Send us your questions for Jonny Greenwood

Got something you’d like to ask the Oscar-nominated film-score composer and Radiohead musician? Let us know in the comment sectionMost musicians would be content with playing in one of the world’s...

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