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Oppenheimer review: Clever, imaginative and Christopher Nolan at his best

Cillian Murphy allows the light to dim from his eyes in every subsequent scene, but it is Robert Downey Jr who is titanic here

The Independent UK

Oppenheimer review: Clever, imaginative and Christopher Nolan at his best

Cillian Murphy allows the light to dim from his eyes in every subsequent scene, but it is Robert Downey Jr who is titanic here

The Independent UK

13 awful movies by great filmmakers, from Christopher Nolan to Steven Spielberg

Even Hollywood’s finest sometimes make something they regret – Louis Chilton picks out 13 of the biggest duds

The Independent UK

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13 awful movies by great filmmakers, from Christopher Nolan to Steven Spielberg

Even Hollywood’s finest sometimes make something they regret – Louis Chilton picks out 13 of the biggest duds

The Independent UK

Lana Del Rey: inside the tragi-glam world of our greatest millennial troubadour

Her concert at Hyde Park this weekend is one of the most hotly anticipated of the year... and the show promises to be spectacular

Evening Standard

Then You Run’s Vivian Oparah on action scenes, neuroscience and ‘chewing up’ the romcom in Rye Lane

She‘s come a long way since acting was “a weird side quest” in her teens

Evening Standard

Kesha says Jerry Seinfeld refusing to hug her in 2017 was ‘saddest moment’ of her life

‘I got really excited because he brings me peace and love and all things good in the universe,’ singer says of actor

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'The Flash,' 'Elemental': Movies to see (or skip) this weekend

A new entry in the DC Extended Universe, the latest from Pixar and the sequel to a 2020 Netflix hit are among the week's freshly released movies.

Tribune News Service

All roads lead back to flying monkeys

A new David Lynch doc pieces through his "Oz" inspirations, but could have gone in harder on the monkey parts

Salon

Review: 'Lynch/Oz' takes a peek behind David Lynch's curtain

David Lynch's obsession with "The Wizard of Oz" and the way it has manifested itself throughout the filmmaker's career is explored in "Lynch/Oz," a thoughtful and probing look at the nature of inspiration and expression, both in Lynch's world and outside his boundaries.

Tribune News Service

‘Work is therapy’: synth-pop icon Johnny Jewel on David Lynch, Chromatics and near-death experiences

He was kidnapped as a teenager and later nearly drowned, but these traumas have been poured into an awesomely rich body of music for film, TV and the dancefloor

The Guardian - UK

You Need To Watch The Most Misunderstood Sci-Fi Movie On Netflix ASAP

Fear is not the mind killer. Here's why it's time to revisit the 1984 'Dune' on Netflix.

Inverse

Echoes of The Wizard of Oz's Emerald City in Contemporary Cinema

David Lynch, best known for the surreal, unsettling cinematic worlds he creates, is the focus of a new documentary that explores his artistic inspiration drawn from one of Hollywood’s most vibrant visual journeys: "The Wizard of Oz". Film critic Lisa Nesselson discusses how this critical examination highlights some of the…

France 24

Inland Empire review – David Lynch’s fascinatingly unwholesome altered-states horror

A supernatural mystery thriller about a ‘cursed’ film production - with the word “mystery” in 72-point bold

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'The Idol' attempts to rouse Cannes. But it's not as shocking as it thinks it is

CANNES, France — The median age of the crowds along the Croisette dropped by about 20 years Monday night when the Cannes Film Festival held a gala premiere for HBO's upcoming, rumor-plagued series "The Idol."

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How Dune shaped a generation of artists

Artists explain how the intoxicating ideas of the 1965 book and the visionary 1984 film, Dune, have influenced their art.

PC Gamer

PSA: The trailer for Dune: Part Two looks dope, whatever the rest of the PC Gamer team think

"Didn't all the interesting characters die?" is one of several takes I am choosing to ignore while clambering aboard the hype worm.

Dublin Live

Family of man killed in Blanchardstown hit-and-run twenty years ago make fresh appeal for information

22-year-old David Lynch died in a fatal hit and run incident that happened twenty years ago on April 21, 2003

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Total Film

David Lynch thinks that watching a movie on your phone is sad

The director weighs in on the "distressing" state of cinema

Irish Mirror

Gardai issue fresh appeal for information on fatal Blanchardstown hit-and-run

The tragic incident occurred 20 years ago

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s all in the damn history books’: David Lynch rails against the death of cinemas

In a recent interview the US director criticised watching films on phones, saying that ‘people think they’ve seen a movie, but they haven’t. It’s sad’

The Guardian - UK

Kara Walker’s breakup was in a museum – so I went home and started writing my memoir

The point of reading a book, seeing an art show or listening to an album is to be absorbed – but this can also be bewildering and, at times, dangerous

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the life coaching company that takes over its clients’ lives

There’s an explosive final showdown as an 18-month-long investigation reaches its climax. Plus, the slowest couple gets eliminated in Race Across the World. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Streaming: Babylon and the best films about Hollywood

Damien Chazelle’s three-hour ode to Tinseltown debauchery joins classic films about Hollywood from Sunset Boulevard to Barton Fink and Adaptation

The Guardian - UK

So Long, My Son to ET: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

A heartbreaking drama about the emotional fallout of China’s one-child rule, and Spielberg’s miraculous classic about a cute little alien

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