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Alien? Mission: Impossible? Toy Story? What is the greatest movie franchise ever?

With new chapters in the worlds of Mad Max and Planet of the Apes out now, Guardian writers have picked their favourite big screen franchises to date

The Guardian - US

Julie Delpy Apologizes For Controversial Comments On Diversity In Hollywood

Controversial video resurfaces showing Julie Delpy's comments on inequalities in entertainment industry, sparking debate and reflection.

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The Lesson review – Richard E Grant and Julie Delpy star in atmospheric literary thriller

A famous writer and his family prove less than welcoming to the young tutor in their midst in Alice Troughton’s feature debut

The Guardian - UK

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Three Colours: White review – Kieślowski’s expert black comedy of gangster capitalism

The middle film in the Colours trilogy features Julie Delpy as it takes a dagger to both France and Poland’s conception of equality and meritocracy

The Guardian - UK

25 years ago, the best werewolf thriller got a franchise-killing sequel

When going through development hell, it's sometimes best to not keep going.

Inverse

The 100 Best Movies of All Time: The Ultimate Must-Watch Films

We consider these essential viewing.

Marie Claire

What links Elvis to LA Galaxy, via Mr Oizo?

With Baz Luhrmann’s Presley biopic in cinemas this week, dive down the rabbit hole with a one-hit wonder turned film-maker and a pair of Shues

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Ethan Hawke says it’s ‘difficult’ for him to re-watch Before Sunrise: ‘Who I was then is so different from who I am now’

Actor says he put much of his real self into his character for the 1995 film

The Independent UK

‘Compartment No. 6′ review: Boy and girl meet cramped in a train to the top of the world. This is one of the year’s early best

If a movie puts two strangers together in a new city, or en route to one, two words tend to come up in comparison. They are: “before” and “sunrise,” thanks to the first, Vienna-set meetup in Richard Linklater’s trilogy starring Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke. Or “brief” and “encounter,” if…

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